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femmesavante
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Okay, I am new here, and hopefully, I have found a place to vent my frustration related to my s/o and his pending divorce. My s/o and I have been together two years next week, and he was seperated 6 months before I met him. Last December, the divorce finally got going, and since he was not in a place where he could afford an attorney, he pretty much got reemed in court... but we made it through. He was ordered to pay half the ex's legal fees. On the court date, he set up a payment plan to pay the $800 in $50/mo. installments. We were told the divorce would be final at the end of May. Well, mid-May comes, and I tell him to call the atty. to find out the exact date things would be final. She said she was not going to do anything until she had payment in full!! Well, it would have been nice to tell us that from the beginning, but of course, she didn't. So we got together the remaining money and paid it all off. Atty. said again, it would be final two weeks after the last payment. OF course that was incorrect, because now she is saying that they have to meet one more time to sign all the final paperwork. They have had three appointments to do so, and each time the appt. has been cancelled (three weeks in a row). Now it will be one MORE week until they attempt to meet again. Of course, the ex is loving this, and every time my s/o expresses his frustration as to when it will be over, she wants to know what the rush is? PLEASE! I just feel like, she is doing something to prolong things, because she is having trouble letting go. Is there anything we can do to complete it ourselves, or must he meet his ex, with the atty, to finalize? I just think it sucks that he has been paying cs ($700/mo.) because that paperwork was filed amazingly quickly, and yet when it comes to the divorce, it is taking forever!!! Help! I am frustrated and upset about this (obviously) and need some advice!! I am seriously thinking I am going to have a nervous breakdown... and I am only 25! Thanks to all who will listen and respond.