DIVORCE Attorney Reacts: My wife is divorcing me after I worked to pay for her ENTIRE law degree!

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Another Reaction Video to the KING of Reaction Videos--@Mediocre Tutorials and Reviews. We are reviewing MTR's powerful reaction video "My wife is divorcing me after I worked to pay for her ENTIRE law degree." What happens when your spouse lies to you?! What happens when she tells you that she will pay for your degree if you pay for hers first, and then, after you pay for hers, she divorces you? What will a judge do in that situation? Are you ruined? Do you get your money back? What are the lessons that both men and women can learn from this situation?

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This video was inspired by https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EaQvElLW58, and @Mediocre Tutorials and Reviews

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10:05 Reaction to MTR Video
58:00 Superchats and Q&A

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