house purchased with inheritance money

[Proserpina]

Originally Posted by Bali Hai

Halleluiah! Praise the Lord!

Send money and I'll speak in tongues!!

Don't tempt me

[wolfthing2000]

" Explain again why this is even vaguely relevant"



The original poster said she was "curious" about divorcing her husband.

[wolfthing2000]

Please feel free to point out ANYTHING ANYWHERE that defines malitious desertion


1 CORINTHIANS 7:15

[wolfthing2000]

Originally Posted by mistoffolees

And that the bible says that adulterers should be stoned to death. There would be a lot fewer posters on this board if we followed that one......

so once again we agree. Can I buy you coffee?

[mistoffolees]

Originally Posted by wolfthing2000

Please feel free to point out ANYTHING ANYWHERE that defines malitious desertion


1 CORINTHIANS 7:15

Funny, but even your own source doesn't do so.

Here's one translation:
"15But if the unbelieving partner separates, let it be so. In such cases the brother or sister is not enslaved. God has called you[b](R) to peace."

Here's another:
"15But if the unbeliever leaves, let him do so. A believing man or woman is not bound in such circumstances; God has called us to live in peace."

Or the old standby, King James:
"But if the unbelieving depart, let him depart. A brother or a sister is not under bondage in such cases: but God hath called us to peace."

None of them say anything about 'malitious desertion', much less define it.

You apparently can't even support your own claims.

[wolfthing2000]

Originally Posted by mistoffolees

Funny, but even your own source doesn't do so.

Here's one translation:
"15But if the unbelieving partner separates, let it be so. In such cases the brother or sister is not enslaved. God has called you[b](R) to peace."

Here's another:
"15But if the unbeliever leaves, let him do so. A believing man or woman is not bound in such circumstances; God has called us to live in peace."

Or the old standby, King James:
"But if the unbelieving depart, let him depart. A brother or a sister is not under bondage in such cases: but God hath called us to peace."

None of them say anything about 'malitious desertion', much less define it.

You apparently can't even support your own claims.

I love entertaining you!

How about that coffee?

[wolfthing2000]

such a malicious desertion is as much a dissolution of the marriage-covenant as death itself. For how is it possible that the two shall be one flesh when the one is maliciously bent to part from or put away the other?

[mistoffolees]

Originally Posted by wolfthing2000

such a malicious desertion is as much a dissolution of the marriage-covenant as death itself. For how is it possible that the two shall be one flesh when the one is maliciously bent to part from or put away the other?

Please take your mindless drivel elsewhere. This is a legal site, not a site for you to spew your nonsense (most of which you don't even quote correctly - see the above post).

[swrdmbo]

WolfThing2000...I am betting I speak for many others here when I say I find your references to the Bible to answer LEGAL questions here annoying and inappropriate.

You also use your references to pass judgment on people, and I am sure that is a no no in the Bible you reference to so much.

Please go do your Bible thumping elsewhere.

[wolfthing2000]

Originally Posted by mistoffolees

Please take your mindless drivel elsewhere. This is a legal site, not a site for you to spew your nonsense (most of which you don't even quote correctly - see the above post).

So are you going out with me for coffee or not??!!

[wolfthing2000]

maybe she don't like men

I was watching divorce court one day, and something like this happened, and the judge told the man that when it comes to inheritance that he had no right to the property bought with that, or the money. it goes both ways. I think she was just asking, in case. better to know ahead of time than be caught in the moment. I wouldn't refinance or do anything like that with the house, and put it in his name. I would make sure that house stayed in my name only if I were her. I dont trust anyone though, but that's because my dads sisters tried stealing his house three days before the man died, they were at the probate court trying to get them to put the house in their name.The judge told them you are nothing to this case and kicked them out.I got the house, but had to sell to split with brother cause he just had to gave his money and its his right. If it had just been me, I would have been living in a house that I loved, and wouldnt have anything to worry about but my utilties. But, I don't and it's so sad. now.

[should_I_ask]

Originally Posted by hopekendrick

I was watching divorce court one day, and something like this happened, and the judge told the man that when it comes to inheritance that he had no right to the property bought with that, or the money. it goes both ways. I think she was just asking, in case. better to know ahead of time than be caught in the moment. I wouldn't refinance or do anything like that with the house, and put it in his name. I would make sure that house stayed in my name only if I were her. I dont trust anyone though, but that's because my dads sisters tried stealing his house three days before the man died, they were at the probate court trying to get them to put the house in their name.The judge told them you are nothing to this case and kicked them out.I got the house, but had to sell to split with brother cause he just had to gave his money and its his right. If it had just been me, I would have been living in a house that I loved, and wouldnt have anything to worry about but my utilties. But, I don't and it's so sad. now.

Find another hobby... seriously.

[wolfthing2000]

Originally Posted by wolfthing2000

So are you going out with me for coffee or not??!!

please mist!

[Proserpina]

Originally Posted by wolfthing2000

please mist!

Just stop.

It's not clever, it's not funny and it certainly doesn't increase the size of your...brain cell.