PrimaryIndependence Archive

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0	Choose your friends wisely actually I am a finance lawyer, I worked in a divorce clinic for three years in law school and a little after My divorce work was free- i represented men and women, the issue was weather they had access to a lawyer- a lot of my clients where women since they gave me the messy stuff- things with attempted murders, rapes, child rapes ect- i had to view a lot of video of men raping children and their wives, but you can all it sexism since the women I worked with would often give me cases that had "…	/r/MGTOW	08/02/18 09:56 AM
1	Choose your friends wisely Its very likely he exchanged the Yacht instead of other real assets- this is really common in a divorce, especially if there is a major difference between the incomes during the divorce. Like you said, if he was earning substantially more money then his spouse and owned the majority of the assets its likely he surrendered a few specific real assets- the yacht, some money they held jointly, maybe a co-owned residence ect- in exchange for keeping the much larger totality of his post marriage new p…	/r/MGTOW	08/02/18 07:40 AM
-1	Buying my first console tonight! I am in no way miserable, but cling to the cope that money is not amazing and that you are tying your dreams to cleaning shit out of the assholes of junkies and old people while you steal their pain killers keep pretending that i am not real- i am very real, i am what people with money think of people like you, "the help" the slave class. The servant class. you are no different to me then my driver or my maid- at least they I can count on to not show up to work high on opioids Thats the future y…	/r/MGTOW	08/02/18 05:45 AM
-1	Buying my first console tonight! Your failures are your own and people like me- who succeed in life- are the ones ultimately who will suffer from your incompetence Once you become a pill addict at your nursing job and kill a few of the people in your care perhaps you will learn to take things seriously You are 100% less then me- you failed, you are weak, you are a loser- winners win, they overcome, they never submit to being a failure- you are just posting about your pathetic failures to get sympathy from the other poor- you do…	/r/MGTOW	08/02/18 05:35 AM
-2	Choose your friends wisely i am going to repeat since you did not understand- SETTLEMENT No judge was likely involved in the separation of the assets in your friends divorce, it was likely an agreement made by two lawyers, or by the man and women themselves If your uncle lost his yacht he AGREED to lose it- he choose to surrender that asset, likely in exchange for a different asset. He had the right to demand a sale of the yacht and split the assets of the sale between the party- also you assume that there was no debt on …	/r/MGTOW	08/02/18 05:24 AM
1	Woman sues ex-boyfriend for half of $6M lottery prize They purchased the ticket as part of a regular group buy- these kinds of laws suits are very common and the law on it is very well litigated cases like this happen at work places, in friend groups, and in couples all the time- she is very likely to win since the vast majority of lotto wins are through group buys where the assets are split	/r/MGTOW	07/02/18 11:21 PM
-9	Buying my first console tonight! you are a college drop out who makes so little money that a video game console is an achievement? dating is the least of your issues- that you have made this many tremendous financial and career choices are your problems	/r/MGTOW	07/02/18 11:18 PM
0	Choose your friends wisely if it makes you feel better, based on the description of the divorce, this story is very likely a lie, so don't really worry about it	/r/MGTOW	07/02/18 11:16 PM
-9	Choose your friends wisely The lesson is that your friend made a really bizarre divorce settlement the car and the motorcycle should have been sold and the assets divided- the only argument for the wife keeping the car is because it was necessary for going to work/supporting the child, otherwise it was a marital asset that should have been divided as to the house- same issue, if it is the residence of the child then there is an argument that she can keep dwelling in the house but its equity is still 50% his- which means d…	/r/MGTOW	07/02/18 11:14 PM
1	Woman sues ex-boyfriend for half of $6M lottery prize article says they had been buying the tickets together for a long time	/r/MGTOW	07/02/18 07:59 PM
1	Woman sues ex-boyfriend for half of $6M lottery prize i mean its funny, but its pretty settled law on this, most major lotto wins are group buys, hence its pretty well litigated	/r/MGTOW	07/02/18 11:36 AM
1	Woman sues ex-boyfriend for half of $6M lottery prize thats not really the issue, the issue is he was in a group buy and did not want to follow through on it- thats actually a pretty settled issue in courts, if you engage in group buys you need to pay all people equally	/r/MGTOW	07/02/18 11:36 AM
2	Woman sues ex-boyfriend for half of $6M lottery prize I mean, that would not really affect the case to much, the pay out was made via the state they where in, they would have just put a hold on the money, she sued pretty fast after he took the winnings, even if he was abroad she could get a default judgment Look, group buying tickets is a pretty well regulated thing, it happens a lot and lawsuits are common, in this case he was clearly group buying and he was hoping to ditch with the money- its common in both genders and at work place buys- but the…	/r/MGTOW	07/02/18 11:34 AM
13	Woman sues ex-boyfriend for half of $6M lottery prize Facts imply that they had been buying them as a group, group buying is actually a well regulated area of law in lotto, there have been many lawsuits by people participating in group buys where they have been cut out of the winning likely he knew he would have to split the winning since it was purchased under these group buy rules, hence fleeing in the night to avoid the issue she is going to win, he should have just split the money, now he will lose the money and the legal fees	/r/MGTOW	07/02/18 05:12 AM