By late Wednesday afternoon May 18th, D had his 5lb, 500 or so page package of documents. He'd spent part of the evening and the following morning spreading it out and becoming familiar. We'd spent time going over all of the important details by phone on Thursday morning.
D was near elated about how "poor" he looked on paper. We both laughed. He could not believe how good he felt going through those tax returns.
It was a comforting feeling to know that the documents requested were in line with what he'd been saying all along. He had no money and he had made very little income in the past 10 years. This was factual.
He would have to make copies of all of these docs and get them filed with the court today! His turn to go to the office supply store! I did not envy him.
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