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DAMMIT CARL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:cuss::D |
Did she respond poorly to an empty nest or something?
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In all reality, you've got many years left to enjoy. Starting over can be a good thing. |
If I were you, I would counter offer, let her keep the house (better for you mentally to start over anyway) .. but in return... you keep 50% of its value (based on most recent property tax) in your pension/investments.
So, if the house is worth $200k and you have $500k in pension/investments... she would only get $150k worth of them instead of $250k THAT seems like a fair deal. If you cant get AT LEAST that... might I suggest antifreeze? |
Gosh, I'm sorry to hear about this. It's hard to get blindsided like that.
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Nice to see you've still got a great sense of humor. |
Never trust a female Delmar, remember that one simple precept and your time with me will not have been ill spent.
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Holy Jesus ****ing ass Christ. You should inadvertently post her address and we should off her for you. Condolences dude.
Get a new lawyer. It should be 50% of the assets and nothing more from everything that I hear. If I were you I'd say that the house is what she gets. Your retirement is absolutely assenine. You're going to get anal raped getting it out. I don't know how it all works, but I'd take all your money out and give it to someone you trust. If she wants the house so bad, tell her it is worth way more than she wants and that way she gets no cash. That should force a liquidation of the house and that way you can give her the money and hopefully not liquidate your retirement funds. If that doesn't work, I would seriously consider liquidating your assets and giving it to someone you trust. |
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i'd liquidate everything, hide the money in belize, then tell them all to get fkd - you gambled the money away.
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