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Will I have to pay support to lazy husband?

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tuffbrk

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I'm really enjoying this chain..

Liz - listen - you don't need grounds in your state to file. Thus, there's no compelling reason for you to say anything other than 'we don't love each other' or 'it's not working out as planned.' That's it. This way, your STBX will not feel the need to defend his choices and/or make inflammatory remarks about you. Once that happens, a divorce can easily become quite ugly.

I can't imagine why your STBX would be upset if you had friends over. Whether to mow the lawn, paint the ceiling or do the tango. Why do you presume that he would have an issue?

Similar to LdiJ, I'm not certain where there is a tax disadvantage to filing for divorce. File NOW. Believe me, you will not even be close to a final divorce by December!! Keep in mind that as long as you delay, your STBX will continue to accumulate debts for which you will be 50% responsible. Have you considered the liability you would be expected to assume if he were in an accident or anything remotely similar? Please file as soon as you can in order to protect yourself and your assets.
 

Silverplum

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Yes because all my parties are "lets mow the lawn together party", you must be a hit on the block!
:rolleyes:
I must not be needed here any more. :p

My only suggestion is to be a smidge more free with your rollie-eyes usage. A single rollie-eye barely expresses your disdain, don't you think?

Other than that, you're probably good to go. ;)
 

>Charlotte<

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I must not be needed here any more.

My only suggestion is to be a smidge more free with your rollie-eyes usage. A single rollie-eye barely expresses your disdain, don't you think?

Other than that, you're probably good to go.
<snicker> G-d, Silver, I just adore you. :p
 

Silverplum

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<snicker> G-d, Silver, I just adore you. :p
Aw, I didn't do anything special, I just gave a promising kid a hint based upon my overall philosophy, which I plan to share with the world in my new book, Silver Snarks. :p :D

And I luv u 2, Clt!! :cool: :)

tuffbrk, you must be made of chocolate pudding, you're so sweet. :) ;)
 

wileybunch

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I haven't read through the whole thread so this may be a repeat ....
If he's such a deadbeat and you know you want to divorce, do it and do it now. Don't let it linger around until you really WILL have to pay him spousal support b/c enough time has passed.
 
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