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#72360 02/24/00 05:02 AM
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How do you handle total honesty if one spouse has a profession that requires confidentiality?

#72361 02/24/00 09:08 AM
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The spouse with the confidential job could share by general description without specifics that would compromise the confidentiality. "Had a suspect under surveillance this morning...ate lunch around 1:00...paperwork in the afternoon...while I was driving home I remembered to pick up some milk...."<P>Or "Had several client appts. this morning....THAT guy I mentioned who never pays his bill FINALLY did...."<P>Would that help?

#72362 02/24/00 12:21 PM
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Well said Lucks! You should not need the kind of detail that would infringe on any confidentiality needed for his job. Because this is an issue I assume that there is a credibility problem here. If you can fill us in a little we may be able to be more help.

#72363 02/24/00 02:26 PM
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Thanks Lucks and Mudder. This was a hypothetical question. My husband and I were just wondering what people in those type professions would do, especailly if there were a creditability problem.

#72364 02/24/00 05:23 PM
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<BR> What if the spouse says that he/she is entitled to all the info, that he/she should be trusted, that there can be no secrets?<P>------------------<BR>3½¢


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