como saber si es cancer de mama

"a woman can change a man's trajectory." hello and welcome to case closed. well, i don't know... let's see if this quote is reflected in today's first case. bring out the litigants. i'm not a greedy man, and i don't ask for much. all i want is a house, a car, and a good woman. i just found out my own wife wants to take my son from me.

when an idiot is married to a woman who wears the pants in the family, he doesn't need to work because i support him. holy mary mother of god. -good afternoon. -good afternoon. eduardo. yes. you're suing your wife ismari, right? that's right.

well, why are you suing her and what do you demand to resolve this case? i want a divorce. i also want custody of my son. our problem is that i'm german. i grew up in germany. i went over there to live with my mother, who was a doctor on a medical mission trip over there. hold on. your parents are cuban?

so when you were little... i was two when my mother took me on a medical mission to germany. were you born in cuba? no, in germany. okay. so your parents migrated from cuba to germany. my parents are cuban, and went on a medical mission to germany.

and you were born in germany. so what happened? we lived in east germany, near the berlin wall. back then, it wasn't the best of neighborhoods, and my mother wanted to leave. one day, she decided to flee with me with the help of a guard, who was a contact of hers. they helped her cross the border. -as she crossed the border... -the wall.

my mother... the car we were in was shot up, she crashed into a light pole, and the pole fell onto the car, killing my mother. i was taken to kinderheim, which was a place... like a shelter for children. i grew up there. i went to school there, got a job, and was happy, but i felt something was missing. since my mother always dreamt of living in the us,

and because i didn't have anyone over there with whom to speak to in spanish... i grew up in a german manner, you see. but i felt... like you had a calling. your cuban roots. okay, so what happened? so i came here, met ismari, and fell in love with her. we started dining out, going dancing and so forth.

we were happy in the beginning. she was the kind of woman who got what she wanted. she was a little domineering, but i liked that in the beginning. i liked those qualitats about her. qualitats? the taste i had. oh, okay. because you don't like me anymore?

later, things got complicated. she became even more domineering and obnoxious. we'd fight... after you got married? how long have you been married? two years. so what kind of problems did you have? she... we... she always wanted to have kids.

in the beginning, i didn't... you didn't want kids. i didn't at the time. i came to this country to work and get ahead with her. i wanted to start a nice family. but one day, the condom broke when we were making love, and shortly thereafter, she told me she was pregnant. i didn't want her to have an abortion, so i decided we'd keep the baby.

you accepted it because she didn't want an abortion. but i didn't really want kids at the time. because... you didn't want a family. i didn't. okay. great. -but the baby was born. -yes. so i'd take care of the baby while she went to work. i'd have to take him to the doctor...

don't you have a work permit or anything? i don't. but you married her. ma'am, he doesn't have to work. what do you mean? i work, and what i make is enough to support the three of us. there's no need. just because he doesn't need to

doesn't mean he doesn't want to. people don't just work because they need to. he cares for our child. they do it to feel useful or something. he can take care of our child. i own a salon. he takes care of the baby. did you study anything in germany? carpentry. so you could work as a carpenter.

she doesn't want me to work. she wants me to stay home taking care of our son and handle the housework, cook, and go to doctor appointments. for you to be the housewife. i accepted that for a while, but right now i don't want to be at home, not making money. i'm a man, and i'm unhappy with my wife supporting me. i don't like it. i always made my own money.

so what's your relationship with the child? it's... i take care of him, and i want a divorce because i can't stand her lying and being so domineering. speak up, guy. speak up so they can hear you. so i've finally decided to divorce her. how did she lie to you? what was the biggest?

he doesn't have to leave the house. i work to support us. what was the biggest lie she told you? the biggest lie was... how do i put this? that the child was ours. i discovered a secret that... he didn't discover anything, ma'am. you've known for a while.

what did you discover? i never thought he looked like me. his eyes weren't like mine... i just felt like he wasn't mine. so i took a dna test and wanted to clear up the uncertainty. what did you find out? that he's not my son. oh my god. that's right, ma'am.

so he's not yours. let's see what you've got there. is that the dna test? you did a dna test? the nerve of you! you can't do anything without my say-so. i'm his mother. how dare you? ma'am, he's got some nerve. he can't do that without asking me first. so you're not the child's biological father.

yet you... speak in spanish so i can understand you, not german! so everyone can understand you. what did you say? -are you speaking german? -yes. what are you saying? he's talking to his wife. he needs to speak spanish. he does this at home too. speak spanish, man!

even though this child isn't your son, you still want custody of him. correct. i want custody. why? because after he was born... you became very close. i love him with all my heart. i make his food, i play with him,

i read him a story every night before he goes to bed. so you want custody. but you didn't want kids. not at the beginning, but i love him. okay, okay. he's my son. you're not leaving me. it's not you who can grant a divorce. you think i'm just here for show?

come on. you don't grant divorces. you could facilitate it, but you can't grant it. what's with these threats...? he doesn't know what he's saying. what do you mean? what doesn't he know? he's going to lose his wife who supports him and gives him everything. what kind of woman could he possibly get?

you're a domineering liar. i am not. you're just an ingrate. all you have is thanks to me. -you're an ingrate. -all you do is lie. ingrate! what planet are you from? earth, ma'am. really? he's an ingrate.

respond. he wants a divorce and custody. why did you lie about your son? i was honest. i'll explain, ma'am. we were in love, and i always told him i wanted a child with him. i wanted a relationship. he's obsessed with germany and the problems over there.

this is the 21st century. that stuff is in the past. he goes on about his childhood, but we have a life together. that child would've made us happy. ma'am, i own a salon, and financially, we're just fine. he doesn't need to work. i thought that child would bring more love, more harmony. but you had the kid with someone else! with someone else!

-he didn't want to! -you cheated on him! he didn't want one. ma'am, i have a gay friend who did me a favor. i asked for his help because i knew that child would help the relationship. do you have any idea how crazy what you did is? let's take a short break. no, that's another issue. what happened with his papers?

well, he wanted me to resolve that for him, and i said it takes time. you've been married two years. he should at least have temporary status. he wants it so he can work, and i don't want him to work. so more manipulation. another way to impede his progress. you don't work. i don't want you to. -you're a liar. -and you're an ingrate.

all you've got is thanks to me. listen to her. "all you've got is thanks to me." who could put up with that? who would you find better than me? now tell me this. how do you salvage this relationship? ma'am, may i ask him a question? of course.

are you 100% certain you want a divorce? 100%. you sure? ma'am, he can't divorce me because we've never been married. look, ma'am. i got married in cuba before getting to miami. our marriage isn't legitimate. you're not getting my son, and you won't have me.

what a bitch. sorry, but you'll have to return to germany. but we're legally married. ma'am, i'm not a bitch. you're right. it's an insult to dogs to call you a bitch. you're right about that. how machiavellian of her. i'm not married to you.

this woman was supposedly married in cuba before coming to the us. i can explain. tell me. i've been in miami five years. five years before coming here, i won the visa lottery. so i talked to my gay, childhood friend and told him i wanted to marry him because i needed the money to come here because i was broke.

so we got married, and he paid for everything. just so you know, he's my son's real father. you're a damn liar. so you're married to the father of your child. but he's my childhood friend. he's gay, ma'am. let's bring out the plaintiff's witness, please. that's your witness, huh? yes, and get ready to be hit hard.

you sneaky bastard. look at this gurl. and you were supposed to be my friend! just what i needed. maybe the two of them are together. that's why you want a divorce. you're crazy. you're cheating on me with my best friend. you're a f-- now, huh? you're a f--.

you're not anybody's friend. he's a f--, ma'am. he's leaving me for my best friend. nobody's leaving you for anybody. with your manipulative personality, it's impossible for you to have friends. all i've done has been for our marriage. -good afternoon. -good afternoon. -what's your name? -daibel reyes.

so you're her husband. no, ma'am. i'm not her husband. i'm her best friend. well, i was her best friend. we got married in cuba to come here. she says i have her to thank that i'm here, but no. she's here thanks to me because i paid for everything. i'm here on behalf of mr. eduardo, who's a fantastic person. this girl's manipulative and deceitful.

she's a good-for-nothing. you two are. you're here in miami thanks to me. i admit it, that child's mine. she came to my house, crying about her husband's inability to have kids. that was another lie. stupidly, i agreed to help her. i spoke to my partner and i went along with it,

but i was clear that i wanted nothing to do with that kid. so you don't object to him having custody of the child. no, i don't want a relationship with that kid. i moved away to another state. i don't want to grow close to the kid. i know i'm his father, but i know the baby would be better off... -with his father. -with eduardo. no, he can't be with his father.

since you decided to become friends with him, i'm going to sue him for "chech" support because you're my child's real father! "chech" support! must be some new legal terminology. ma'am, i told her i wanted nothing to do with that kid. i know. these b---s are mine, ma'am! let go!

i'm not letting you go! you're not going anywhere! you're mine. no, ma'am. i can't let him leave. he can't leave me. see, ma'am? she's crazy. i am not crazy. everything i do is for us. buddy, you sure have some luck.

with your life trajectory, for you to meet this whacko... in the beginning, she wasn't like that. she wasn't? she was, but you didn't see it because you were in love. love is blind. let's bring out dr. madeline hernandez and attorney lizette sierra. -you're mine. -nobody is anyone's. he's mine.

for god's sake, you're a raving lunatic. you're a lunatic, for your information. you're going to have to pay my kid's "chech" support. she's barking mad. you're his real father. and you won't have anything. go back to germany without any papers. doctor, i know it's not easy to diagnose someone you've just met.

but if you don't, i've got ten diagnoses for her. well, ten sounds about right. i hear her, and i think she's narcissistic, antisocial... all kinds of personality disorders. i'd say she suffers from personality disorder not otherwise specified because of all the characteristics that define it. whacko personality disorder? well, that's not exactly what it's called...

why a personality disorder? she's manipulative... totally. she's controlling, impulsive, and all of these things are interfering with her interpersonal relationships. with everyone. so i'd say she suffers from that personality disorder. which is very difficult to treat.

sure, and it doesn't have a cure. okay, ms. sierra. he's got a problem. his parents are cuban, and he was born in germany. does he have to get resident status like everyone else? does he have to marry a citizen? he can stay with me. is there another solution? silence!

who'd do that? i'd slit my wrists before i stayed with you. i'd do the same for him. it's a shame he didn't know, but he doesn't have to marry a citizen or a cuban to become a citizen. he's the child of cubans, so consequently, he's a cuban citizen. he'd have to find his cuban birth certificate. it'll state germany as his birthplace,

but of cuban parents. so he... so with the cuban refugee adjustment act, he could resolve his situation because he's the son of cuban parents. if he finds his cuban birth certificate. good thing. so you can remain here, live your own life. but i want my son.

yes, don't worry about that. if you want your son, you'll have to stay with me. my ruling. i grant you a divorce because honestly, your marriage is irretrievably broken. i grant you custody of the child too because he, being the biological father, has no objection whatsoever. you are the child's legal father,

and i have no doubt that child has formed bonds with you. you're the one who's done everything for him. secondly, i believe his mother would irreparably harm that child. she'll have visitation rights, but always with a therapist present and monitoring their contact. i also grant you provisional alimony until your status is cleared up.

she delayed the resolution of your status. all of this would've come to light had she sent in the paperwork. she didn't do it out of malice, so she could keep you under her thumb. as such, she'll support you until you find a job and can support you and your son. good luck. it's final. case closed!