Family law in Canada has changed over the decades. C2C Journal looks at the arguably one-sided state of divorce law that has evolved in Canada
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Thanks for that roadhog. This is one reason my lawyer and accountants do not want me to have 'real' relationships. Over the years my lawyer has required my providers to sign NDAs and if we move from hourly dates to longer term dates it is money for services including the fantasy fulfillment. I have learned after it cost me a number of cars, a house, even setting up businesses for providers. Yet I have never had to go to court as they would have to explain how as a sex provider they were entitled to more.
My first lady in Toronto back in the 1980's might have fit the model but after a number of years she went back to her common law husband and we walked away. I came to agreement with her and her common law husband to covered her mortgage, car, utilities, clothes, her monthly allowance for them and their two children but it was clear our arrangement resulted in her being my 'companion' on weekends. In our time together her common law husband came and went but Kimberly and kept the situation going. I even took her on vacations with her children.
Another lady in the 1990's was an escort from Vancouver who had two children and was living in her mothers basement. Our situation grew to the point I agreed to buy a house for her in Montreal and put her two boys in private school as well as get her a car and paid for a male escort to take of her needs while I traveled. As I had my businesses in Europe at that time. Yet my lawyer kept me clean with agreements in place to protect me from these ladies being paid 'companions'.
I have spent a lot on paid companions and although it is not 'love' I get to have the emotional connection feel like it is. If not members of my $100,000 club would have got a lot more out of me. Thank god for service providers.
I think I will take my lawyer out a nice dinner and thank him. LOL