Mortgage and unequal pay = solicitor advice needed I think. Someone said on here you get half an hour free so it's worth getting a few things together to ask.
When it comes to physically leaving a mortgaged home I think it's different too - it's advisable to stay put both of you till one buys the other out after divorced. Sounds awful I know.
The 'talk' was awful, man i felt horrible and built up to it in my mind, he didn't take any reason i had on board, and dismissed everything. Something he does, he walked away twice and I had to follow him. I cried and talked / opened my heart and ended up feeling like he just ignored my feelings.
we talked again as I was looking at leaving and having 50/50 care of our girls, but we worked out that i'd be best for everyone if he went.. but then he went into kind of denial and tried to act normal. So last night it flairing up again has hit him hard I know.
I think emotionally - looking at the grief of separation / divorce online and bearing in mind that we are preparing our minds already and moving forward, where as they're in either denial or ignorance and therefore have grief and shock to come before acceptance and planning. It really helped me not be angry at his reaction but understand it was hard and he truly believed we could just get over it.
I did remind him he'll still be a dad of three and the father of my children, that we'll still have a tie and the girls still need him. We need to work together to parent still even when in 2 different households.
I don't know how long this will take for us, but plans are being made and intention accepted, so hopefully it'll be smoother when it happens for a bit of time and no one just walking out and slamming a door.