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Wife cheating, just about to buy a house
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It was her father who died. She didn't get on with him as he cheated on her mother and her and her mum was left to pick up the pieces. The inheritance was a surprise as he was married to his second wife and we just assumed she would be left everything.0
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As Chris Brown would say, these hoes ain't loyal. I'd buy the house...you'll probably get a larger share than currently.
Assuming she's in a junior role then she's probably contributed less towards living costs and can't play the "taking care of kids" card. If you did it now they might say split the current house (25% of assets) 50-50?
After the new house maybe you can convince to a MFF then dump her right afterMortgage (Nov 15): £79,950 | Mortgage (May 19): £71,754 | Mortgage (Sep 22): £0
Cashback sites: £900 | £30k in 2016: £30,300 (101%)0 -
alistairstubbs wrote: »I'm waiting for the "Bag for Life"
whats a reinforced carrier bag got to do with my marriage?0 -
no, you are seeing an opportunity to be a gold digger whilst at the same time showing yourself to be a doormat that has repeatedly been wiped onnearlysingle wrote: »I do feel very hurt and betrayed and at the same time very angry.
decide what matters: money or self respect (or are you being paid to spam?)0 -
Oh this ones going to run and run i sense...0
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nearlysingle wrote: »I haven't read anything on the documents that suggest anything other than 50/50.
Again just guessing and assuming
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no, you are seeing an opportunity to be a gold digger whilst at the same time showing yourself to be a doormat that has repeatedly been wiped on
decide what matters: money or self respect
I do earn more and I have kept up our lifestyle. She works for her pocket money which has been fine up until now. What I am very angry about is that I am working hard all day and she is at home gathering designer undergarments.
Sorry for the vent by the way, I am just confused. 10% of me says there is an innocent explanation but how can there be?0 -
Pretend to go out next Wednesday, but instead hide under the bed.
I must say I would notice if I didn't put my boxers on after a afternoon session with someone else's wife.Well life is harsh, hug me don't reject me.0 -
nearlysingle wrote: »I do earn more and I have kept up our lifestyle. She works for her pocket money which has been fine up until now. What I am very angry about is that I am working hard all day and she is at home gathering designer undergarments.
Sorry for the vent by the way, I am just confused. 10% of me says there is an innocent explanation but how can there be?
not just that she is gathering0
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