Originally posted by tay
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Originally posted by tay View PostWhy not?
I made the mistake of leaving and know several who have - no-one has ever said its been worth it.Comment
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Originally posted by andrew_neil_uk View PostThe kids are supposed to stay there. So more (or some) contact with them. Also courts will almost never order someone out without somewhere to go to.
I made the mistake of leaving and know several who have - no-one has ever said its been worth it.How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't thinkComment
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I just earwigged a conversation of two women about their modern family situation
"yes I told him he has to have him at 4pm, that way I win, he can only have him when I want him to, I won't let him win"The court heard Darren Upton had written a letter to Judge Sally Cahill QC saying he wasn’t “a typical inmate of prison”.
But the judge said: “That simply demonstrates your arrogance continues. You are typical. Inmates of prison are people who are dishonest. You are a thoroughly dishonestly man motivated by your own selfish greed.”Comment
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I know a contractor whose wife left the marital home to have an affair. After the divorce he had the home and custody of the children. The fact that she left and he was the one in the home looking after the children made a big difference.Comment
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Sounds like what usually happens
Originally posted by Troll View Postjust as an aside
Brothers wife walked out on him & 4 young kids earlier this year to have an affair with a married man - set herself up in a flat (which she expected brother to contribute financially towards)
They put their house on the market and accepted an offer recently & divorce proceedings are underway citing unreasonable behaviour on his part.
Wife has now moved out of rented flat into a girlfriends place but is suggesting the following:
She should move back into ex family home to be with the kids (her lover has announced he will not leave his family) and Brother should move out to allow this
She is also voicing concerns that if they split the capital on the house sale then he would fritter it away leaving the kids with nothing, and therefore she
should get it all!!
His work commitments means the only non working day he has over Christmas is Christmas day itself, she turned up last week at the house saying she wanted kids on Christmas Day and he was being bl00dy selfish keeping kids from their mother on a special day
Anyone been through anything similar? my own view is that he should stay put and let the house sale go through.. not sure what happens if she refuses to go through with the sale though!!Comment
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