I am also concerned about the legal stuff. But...I have really put some calm objective thought into this aspect. I won't go into details, but I am almost sure it's safe for me to lay off on that part right now. I still have some control. I will see if WAW actually behaves the way she says she will after her move out. If she does, it's fairly safe to assume she will stick with her other plans. I have made the decision to take the calculated risk of not going legal at this time. It's a big risk, but I really think it's ok. I can always start that process before any major harm is done. [b]
Just be sure you're not thinking about locking your barn doors after your horses have all gone missing.
Puppy
I have a plan in place and will implement when needed - before even one horse gets his whole body out the door - maybe a head, but not the whole horse.
The moment WAW veers from what she says she will do, or even hints at legal stuff (which she has ZERO interest in now) I will start on my end.
Legal stuff on my end right now, might force her out of the fog that I think she's in, but there are other actions that can do that too.
