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ParticipantIf your wife suspects your screwing her over, she will get attorneys working double time to track everything down. And you know who pays for her attorneys as they work to find your money- you do! actually, she can get her attorney fees paid out of the “marital estate” since thats her only source of wealth until the finances are sepearated in the divorce.
And there are those declarations about your wealth that you need to make under the penalty of purjury. The judge will not look on you kindly if you lied on those!
So think twice before you adopt this stratagy. A quick negotiated settlement is the best way to go 99% of the time.
ParticipantIf your wife suspects your screwing her over, she will get attorneys working double time to track everything down. And you know who pays for her attorneys as they work to find your money- you do! actually, she can get her attorney fees paid out of the “marital estate” since thats her only source of wealth until the finances are sepearated in the divorce.
And there are those declarations about your wealth that you need to make under the penalty of purjury. The judge will not look on you kindly if you lied on those!
So think twice before you adopt this stratagy. A quick negotiated settlement is the best way to go 99% of the time.
ParticipantIf your wife suspects your screwing her over, she will get attorneys working double time to track everything down. And you know who pays for her attorneys as they work to find your money- you do! actually, she can get her attorney fees paid out of the “marital estate” since thats her only source of wealth until the finances are sepearated in the divorce.
And there are those declarations about your wealth that you need to make under the penalty of purjury. The judge will not look on you kindly if you lied on those!
So think twice before you adopt this stratagy. A quick negotiated settlement is the best way to go 99% of the time.
ParticipantIf your wife suspects your screwing her over, she will get attorneys working double time to track everything down. And you know who pays for her attorneys as they work to find your money- you do! actually, she can get her attorney fees paid out of the “marital estate” since thats her only source of wealth until the finances are sepearated in the divorce.
And there are those declarations about your wealth that you need to make under the penalty of purjury. The judge will not look on you kindly if you lied on those!
So think twice before you adopt this stratagy. A quick negotiated settlement is the best way to go 99% of the time.
Participantput it in a Roth IRA, so that I’m protected when they finally get around to hiking taxes to get the money back from us.
Participantput it in a Roth IRA, so that I’m protected when they finally get around to hiking taxes to get the money back from us.
Participantput it in a Roth IRA, so that I’m protected when they finally get around to hiking taxes to get the money back from us.
Participantput it in a Roth IRA, so that I’m protected when they finally get around to hiking taxes to get the money back from us.
Participantput it in a Roth IRA, so that I’m protected when they finally get around to hiking taxes to get the money back from us.
ParticipantFYI- rather opinionated’s prize listing at Yokohama Ct. was marked down $20,000. Over 60 days have passed without anyone grabbing that incredible bargain. I guess we’re all idiots for passing it up.
back on topic. . . the bottom will not be near until the number of foreclosures drops dramatically and bank “non-performing assets” start falling. There will be no bottom until “must sell” inventory is too small to have a real impact on prices.
ParticipantFYI- rather opinionated’s prize listing at Yokohama Ct. was marked down $20,000. Over 60 days have passed without anyone grabbing that incredible bargain. I guess we’re all idiots for passing it up.
back on topic. . . the bottom will not be near until the number of foreclosures drops dramatically and bank “non-performing assets” start falling. There will be no bottom until “must sell” inventory is too small to have a real impact on prices.
ParticipantFYI- rather opinionated’s prize listing at Yokohama Ct. was marked down $20,000. Over 60 days have passed without anyone grabbing that incredible bargain. I guess we’re all idiots for passing it up.
back on topic. . . the bottom will not be near until the number of foreclosures drops dramatically and bank “non-performing assets” start falling. There will be no bottom until “must sell” inventory is too small to have a real impact on prices.
ParticipantFYI- rather opinionated’s prize listing at Yokohama Ct. was marked down $20,000. Over 60 days have passed without anyone grabbing that incredible bargain. I guess we’re all idiots for passing it up.
back on topic. . . the bottom will not be near until the number of foreclosures drops dramatically and bank “non-performing assets” start falling. There will be no bottom until “must sell” inventory is too small to have a real impact on prices.
ParticipantFYI- rather opinionated’s prize listing at Yokohama Ct. was marked down $20,000. Over 60 days have passed without anyone grabbing that incredible bargain. I guess we’re all idiots for passing it up.
back on topic. . . the bottom will not be near until the number of foreclosures drops dramatically and bank “non-performing assets” start falling. There will be no bottom until “must sell” inventory is too small to have a real impact on prices.
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