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| 2 | Cooking for YourselfLike many have said... get a vacuum sealer and portion your groceries or larger cooked meals into single sized vacuum bags for freezing. Lasts longer than you think if kept deep frozen. I will add one thing.. also get a Sous Vide. If you preseason before sealing, you can cook the entire meal while it's still inside the bags. Throw it in and walk away. With just a little practice, it will always be cooked perfectly. | /r/Divorce_Men | 20/04/22 04:12 PM |
| 5 | Stories about prenups working?If you and your soon-to-be are both represented by separate attorneys when drawing up and signing, a prenup is almost always honored. In other words... don't write it yourself. What causes judges to toss them is when they are ridiculously one sided or signed without advice and representation from an attorney. Go see a good attorney and they will let you know what can and cannot be covered in a prenup and what should be considered fair. Then have your fiancé find their own attorney to review and … | /r/Divorce_Men | 05/04/22 09:48 PM |
| 1 | Splitting assets that were acquired before marriageI'm not an expert and I agree you should see a lawyer to get his properly answered, but I will point out where I believe you may have a sticking point. If you both inhabited the home and the mortgage payments have been made during the marriage from a joint account (yours and her money mixed together), she may have a claim for a percentage of the equity. If the mortgage has been paid from your account only and no co-mingling of marital funds, then your research should hold true. This can be a gre… | /r/Divorce_Men | 04/10/19 04:46 PM |
| 4 | Grey Divorce advice (Ontario, Canada)I had a similar situation, and in my case, as soon as my ex started handling money, she went on shopping sprees and attempted to get more in settlement. People that have never managed money before rarely do a very good job with it. Luckily I had a pre-nup, but the drama was unpleasant. With that being said, I would offer two pieces of advice... First, I would strongly suggest that you both go to a counselor and see if this can be fixed. I assume you had a good relationship at one time - find out… | /r/Divorce_Men | 30/09/19 03:47 PM |
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