can a relationship with a widower that is 47 and has two children one 13 and 6 work ?
358886
There is no way in Hell it will ever work out.
257986
By the age of 30 you will be married with 2 kids.
633760
My brother in law married a woman older than him(I am not sure how much older).But she had a teenage daughter if that helps geuss her age.As long as both of you are agreed to see each other go for it.
572011
Worked 34 years before retiring last summer.  Was at my last employer for 31.5 yrs.\n\nAlso, have been raising a child(ren) (mine, step, or niece/newphew) since 1973.  Haven't had one week w/o a child in my home, with me the responsible person for that child(ren).  I still have 2 sons still at home (7 & almost 14) ....praying I can see the little one off to college before I'm in a nursing home!!
731167
Here's one for you, I'm 25, and my boyfriend, whom I've been with for almost a year now.. is 18. And believe it or not, it works amazingly well, I've never been happier and he's far more mature and loving than my ex-husband ever was (and he's my same age). How many 18 year olds do you know who fall in love with divorced women with two kids? LOL He's really amazing.\n\nI don't think age makes too much of a difference, as long as you're both LEGAL.\n\nAlso a friend of mine's fiance is eleven years older and they've been together for years, even have a child together.
316026
In Ohio, it's 100% to the wife.  You would need your kids to be down as contingency beneficiaries.
1165495
About 25, at that age you are still young enough to enjoy them and run around in the yard.  When people have children really late in life I always think about how they are lessening their chances of seeing their grandchildren.  I am 32 and I have a 71/2 y/o son.  I'm divorced now.  If I remarried I would consider having additional children if my mate wanted them, however, I really don't think that another marriage or other kids are in the cards for me.  When you become a parent the focus is not on you and your needs anymore, Its all about what is best for the child.  To me anything above 3 kids is too many.  I would not want to have so many kids that we couldn't ride in a regular car.  I know families who have big vans just to fit all their kids, that would suck.\n\nGood luck and think hard before having kids, you can't go back! ;)
736190
It would be very strange if I'd remarried or were in a new relationship. As grandparents, they have the right to see their grand children (in my opinion), but hanging out with them and calling them all the time would not be on the table.
654689
In todays day and age, you most likely can. If she has a decent job I'm sure you can find a lawyer that can give you the best info answer.
183447
It's a tough situation.  I don't know if this will help you now but maybe later.  My Mom died when I was 12 and my father got a woman that I didn't like.  Grownups need someone to share their lives that they can communicate with in a loving manner.  I realized this and when my Dad asked me if I wanted him to leave her I knew that I could not replace the enjoyment she gave him.  So I told him I was happy that they were together.  He died of cancer a few years later, but they were happy years for him.  I guess adults need to feel affection and support from their partners and you may find benefits in having 1 parent, if not both, who are more content. I sympathize with you, just try to concentrate on your own life for now.  Things always change.
760334
I am one of ten siblings ages 60, 59, 58, 57, 55, 53, 49, 47, 42, 35\n\nAny combination of ages work. For sisters, one year apart seems best as they are real close. For brothers it does not seem to matter. My mother was still having children when three sisters and one brother were starting families. Cousins and aunts to grandkids are not close as a result. So - as you see, this is a complicated question you ask to which there is no right answer. Good question.
39935
He married his children's former nanny many years ago.  As far as I know, they are still married.
1173592
well, i'm only 13 yrs. old, and i'm kinda not married, but i don't see anything wrong with that either. unless you had kids with your ex, you should be fine.
1184348
Sure, an old friend whom I've actually known since elementary school did just that. They've been together for the better part of 30 years! I think they waited until they were out of college though before actually tying the knot though. Anyway, now they're happily married with (at last count) three kids. I think a lot of what ties them together is that they are both very devout practitioners of their religion (Roman Catholic).
230539
Yes you can, but make sure you get child support from him. Also if you are in a state that awards alimony I would go for that also.
130745
Where in the world do you live?  I have never heard of a man being able to kick a wife and 3 children out of their home.  Have you talked to a lawyer, are any of your children also his biological children, if not you could have problems, bless the little children who have to go through emotional pain caused by care less adults.\n\nBlubla
172256
No, absolutely not. The entitled to 1/2 rule applies only to married couples and surprisingly enough it only applies after you've been married 10 yrs. Of course people married less than 10 years can still have battles over entitlement to property especially if they've acquired a lot during the course of a marriage or had children. As far as an unmarried couple though, neither of you is entitled to half of anything. You leave the relationship with what you went into it with.