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05-26-2000, 08:16 PM

Jackie cook

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Hi I'm getting a divorce. I've been married for 18yrs. My husband and his attorney has hired a vocational counselor to evaluate whether I'm capable of performing work other than what I am doing. Here I'm working five days a week. I love what I'm doing I'm getting paid 5.75hr. this is what my husband doesn't like. He doesn't what to pay me maintenance and that I love my job. I was wondering if I really have to talk to this counselor. I can get a job right now and get paid $8.00hr, but I love what I'm doing. What this comes down to is this If I'm making more money he has to pay me less which he wants. I had this job while we were together, now this job isn't good enough. Why because he has to pay me more maintenance. So please give me advice do I really need to see this counselor!!!!! Jackie Cook

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