I recently learned of a tragic divorce. A good friend of mine was studying in the pre-med undergraduate program in University of Pennsylvania, one of the best programs in the country. His pursuit of a career in the medical field was met with trials and tribulations, but his family pushed him, supported him, and saw him graduate and enter medical school.

In college, he met a young woman from a well-to-do family who was so inspired by his perseverance that she told him that she would do whatever it takes to see him become a doctor and is willing to support him financially through the process, as long as he marries her.

There is probably no one that I know who could resist such an idea. This girl was an attractive, young woman who was completely in love with him and was willing to do anything to see him reach his dreams. They got married, of course, and life went according to plan for about three years.

Unfortunately, after three years of marriage, the woman’s father’s business plummeted and hit rock bottom. The father was no longer able to support his daughter and son-in-law. Her response was that her husband should immediately stop his studies and go earn a living to support the family.

With only two years left to reaching his dreams, the husband refused to do so, and he told her that he cannot leave his studies now. He was of the opinion that she should stick to her word and provide financial support until he is able to practice medicine as she said she would do.

She was not interested in bearing the family’s financial strain on her shoulders for two years, and she concluded that the only way out was a divorce. She demanded total custody of their one child without visitation rights for the father, and she also wanted control of all assets.

My friend was completely devastated because he realized that his wife’s part in the relationship was only as long as it was good for her. She had caused him more damage than support, and she even sought to take away visitation rights entirely without any particular reason.

Fortunately, he amassed enough strength to fight the madness, and he contacted a wonderful family court attorney who took him by the hand throughout the whole case. He reversed it and sought full custody and won, and today he lives together with his parents and child in their home. Hopefully, he will complete his studies this year and will move into his new home with his child.

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Brandon G. Carlyle is the divorce attorney who represented my friend in his family divorce case. For more information regarding this fantastic Oklahoma City divorce attorney who practices in the Oklahoma City area, check out the Bumgarner and Goodwin website online. Brandon is an SEO consultant working with SEO services group ClickResponse.

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