Moving on, doing the 180 after wife's EA.

CantSitStill · 04-19-2012, 03:07 PM

All I know is when I had my EA I left and went to my sisters..When I talked to a lawyer he said hubby will get both the house and the kids because I left.
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Bucksinnc · 04-19-2012, 03:11 PM

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Originally Posted by profos

Not sure why.

I'll go ahead and take the advice of the family law attorney over yours. I'm betting she has a bit more experience with it than you do.

If you have anything else to say on the subject, feel free to keep it to yourself. It's not productive at all to this thread.

warlock07 · 04-19-2012, 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Bucksinnc

I'll go ahead and take the advice of the family law attorney over yours. I'm betting she has a bit more experience with it than you do.

If you have anything else to say on the subject, feel free to keep it to yourself. It's not productive at all to this thread.

I think he is not attacking you. The divorce courts aren't always fair to the man even if you are in the right

OldGirl · 04-24-2012, 09:02 AM

Hey Buck, how are you doing, emotionally/legally? How are your boys?

profos · 04-26-2012, 03:09 PM

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Originally Posted by CantSitStill

All I know is when I had my EA I left and went to my sisters..When I talked to a lawyer he said hubby will get both the house and the kids because I left.
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That's totally not true. Just because you might have taken off for a while and gone to stay with a relative does not make you an unfit or neglectful parent and it certainly has no bearing on you getting your share of the value of the equity in the house.

In addition, you and your hubby both post here, so you know you hubby will read that.

I have to wonder why you posted it?