My latest
neuropsychological assessment suggested that I show in a trial that I’m able (to count to 3) to manage money in order not to
need a conservator to take care of paying my bills.
I was given
the large amount of $3.000 and a cash card in a newly opened bank account for
this test.
These
following are the reasons that forced me to give up on this test.
1. Doing a test with $3K is ridiculous
for somebody like me who lived the entire life with at least $20K in his “basic
bank acct.”
2. Having no credit card simply means
to have no flexibility whatsoever in managing any amount of money
3. In the middle of the test period the
mother of my children demanded me to anticipate the children’s support - $2.000.
4. One afternoon my dear son came in
the room at the Villa, where I’m incarcerated asking me – crying – for $1.000
to be able to buy back some valuable objects he had pawned for “easy cash” to
buy drugs.
5. I paid for half of an air ticket to
Italy – few hundreds of $$ - for my daughter to go to stay with my own sister
in Verona, Italy to take courses to learn to speak Italian and to meet and get
to know the Italian part of her family in Italy.
Surely this “money management test proved, rather than my ability to
count to 3, that I’m still a very loving (former)husband
and father, who’s ready to give his life to
take care of his family, no matter what.
In fact I was condemned to remain imprisoned under the superpowers
of someone who chose conservatorship as the way to put food in the plates of
the family and – legally – can take advantage of “seasoned international
professionals” such as I am without any sense of guilt("I just help disabled people in need, it's my God's call").
- https://www.scripturecatholic.com/husband-as-head-of-the-family/
- https://womenlivingwell.org/2013/05/the-husband-as-head-of-the-home-in-opposite-world/
- https://www.covenantkeepers.org/online-articles/44-family-issues/330-how-does-a-husband-lead-his-wife-and-family
- https://www.desiringgod.org/interviews/what-does-it-mean-for-a-man-to-lead-his-family-spiritually
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