Darshann M. Wienick
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first heard May 2026
last heard 27 May
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By myself.
So yeah, it was a different time.
No, I would say kids are not being abandoned by both parents.
What you will typically have, what I've seen, and time and time again, is dad either just leaves because he found a new partner,
and is off living his best life going on vacation with his new trophy whatever and and the kids are kind of abandoned by dad and mom has no money and dad's not paying and so we have to go to court to get a court order for spousal support and child support and more money more mental anguish more yeah so that there's stability for the children
I would back up a second and I would actually look at the values of the parties.
You know, if the dad was raised in a less than great environment and wants a better life for his child, then it couldn't work out.
Now, if you're dealing with a narcissist or anybody with some type of a personality disorder, you're heading for a train wreck.
Yeah, yeah.
Southern California, you'd be surprised.
We get family law courts are jam packed.
And again, a lot of it we're seeing.
It's interesting.
We're seeing older couples in their late 60s.
Kids are gone and they're divorcing.
Which is very interesting.
And the adult kids want to be involved and it's kind of a mess.
On the other hand, you see 20 something, 30 something, like you said, meet in a bar when they stand and it just doesn't work out.
And then there's this, there's this dad on the hook for child support for the next 18 years.
No, no, no.
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