That's a tough one. I would say, seek professional advice. Wish you three the best of luck. :-)

I don’t want to leave her high and dry, but my child and I could live comfortably on my salary alone (it’s been a pinch with all three of us together). My thought is to give her a couple of years to get her financial feet under her and become self-sufficient. Then we officially separate. But is that fair? I know I will start to feel taken advantage of if I continue to supply 90% of the income and have to pay for her dates. It was always “our money” but now it’s starting to feel like “my money that she’s using”.
My Husband Transitioned and I’m Wondering How to Support Her and My Child
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Mario López-Goicoechea
Feb 23, 2021
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That's a tough one. I would say, seek professional advice. Wish you three the best of luck. :-)
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