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Good replies from the others! Also remember to save items over the next 2 years to help establish your relationship when its time to file ROC. Items like pictures, vacations, joint accounts, joint ownership of items.... Ect. Ect... Better to save it throughout that 2 year period than try searching for it at the last minute when its time to file ROC

Good replies from the others! Also remember to save items over the next 2 years to help establish your relationship when its time to file ROC. Items like pictures, vacations, joint accounts, joint ownership of items.... Ect. Ect... Better to save it throughout that 2 year period than try searching for it at the last minute when its time to file ROC

Awesome, thank you so much!

The same way you consciously chose not to work, consciously choose to find a job. Fast food and retail are constantly hiring. You've already made more than the 125% in about half a year and still you have the audacity to try to sue someone else to pay your bills?
You are not a case for welfare benefits. Please don't waste your ex's time with frivolous lawsuits because you want to pursue a 2nd tertiary degree with the luxury of time off. If you have the funds to hire a lawyer for this nonsense, then you don't need your ex's financial support. Seriously, you have some nerve!

Choosing to go to school shouldn't be your ex problem. "You chose". I don't know what's wrong with this generation. Most people want to feed off people in a bizzare way. No advise here. Good luck.

If I were your ex I would simply say that you have shown the ability to earn more than that 125% level of income and you are just filing out of vindicitiveness and ask that you get nothing and that you pay for my costs in respnsing to the case .

United will be a different experience for me, I have always flown American out of DFW because the DFW to Beijing flights are almost always empty, I literally have always had an entire row to myself every flight, and being 6'2" the more leg room the better.

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After well over a year process to get this visa, i came back to find my fiance no longer wants to marry me. Is my only option to leave us.

Ha ha... I get those cards too :-) I'm going to put my collection in my check in bag when I return to China next month =p