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Ali_Blank

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Still not sure what to do..

I live in the state of Michigan.

I have been married for 30 years this Sept.

I finally told him the other night it was over. He told me if I stay with him, he will continue to pay all the bills, and try to give me $100.00 a week.
He said if I move out, he will pay the first and last months rent for me, and $100.00 a week. And that will mean I will need to go out and job that will support me. He has never allowed me to work outside the home, nor never allowed me to go to college so I could get a skill of some sort.

But, what I'm thinking is.....
His Mom just died. She had lots of money.
Where we live there is lots of other lots that he (husband) just found out are all in his name. He wants to forfeit them, have them sold and split the money with his brothers. Seeing how we are still married, would any of that money be mine?
I feel I should get more than $100.00 a week if we split.

We do own our house, he has many assist, some I know about, and some I'm sure I don't. I have no money to get me a lawyer, so I don't know what to do.....

[Edited by Ali_Blank on 01-20-2001 at 08:08 PM]
 


I AM ALWAYS LIABLE

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My response:

Please help us to help you. It appears that your post is quite lengthy. Since we want to help you, it would be appreciated, and in your interest, if you could re-write your post to shorten its length.

Some suggestions would be to remove any extra words that do not go to the heart of your question and issues. Also, if you have any emotional or editorial type words or phrases, please remove those also. In other words, be your own worst critic, and stick to the facts.

Additionally, if you haven't already done so, please use paragraphs rather than running each sentence into the next. This, alone would make your post easier to read and understand.

Thank you for your kind cooperation, and I'm sure, after you've re-posted, someone will be with you shortly to assist you.

Thanks,
IAAL

P.S. If you haven't mentioned your State name, or the State where your problem has occurred, please tell us in your first sentence.

 

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