Kramer vs. Kramer
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...you can bet they will too.
Can you take that?

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Yes.
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And it's going to cost you $1 5,000.
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That's if we win.
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If we go to appeal,
it'll cost you more.

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I understand.
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Now, how old is the child again?
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My son is 7.
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-That's tough.
-Why?

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In cases involving a child that young,
the court tends to side with her.

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She signed over custody.
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I'm not saying we don't have a shot,
but it won't be easy.

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Do me a favour, will you?
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There's something I find useful
in matters like this.

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I sit down and I write out all
the pros and cons on an issue.

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Write them and look at them.
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-I want you to do that, okay?
-Okay.

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And after that...
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... if you're really certain
you want to retain custody...

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... then we'll go in there
and beat the pants off them. Okay?

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I love you, Billy. I know you're
sleeping and can't hear me.

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I love you with all my heart.
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Ted, you got a lunch?
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Hi, Jim. I don't know. I was trying
to work this idea out here--

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Good. I'll pick you up at 1 :00.
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Okay, you got it.
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So the other morning,
I'm at the refrigerator...

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...getting Billy ready for school.
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I'm just in my underwear
and he notices I've lost weight.

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He comes in and pats me.
He comes to here.


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