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Thanks T, interesting and valuable as usual. Hopefully it is like the gun bought for self-defense (never has to be used).

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M; 16 yrs
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3/13 - "I want to move to XYZ City (four hours away) and it might be without you, not sure"
5/13 - "Not sure I meant that"
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Do not leave your house.


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Married- 11 Together- 18
Bomb- 6-2011
WAW moves out- 8-2011

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Do not leave your home and do not help her pack up her belongings. She will need to face the consequences of her actions all by herself.

Once she leaves, check w/your lawyer and ask about changing the locks. Mlcers just love to return to the home while you are out and take things. You may not even notice the items gone until you need them. That happened to me a few times until the locks were changed.


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Good advice snodderly, say, et. al.

In similar situation, W wants "space" and wants me to leave. Says she cannot get house on her own and it will be "easier" for all involved if I am the one to go. She feels that because she has been SAHM for past 14 years it's only fair that she "....get to keep the home she made."

Even given this, I still think if she is the one who wants to leave the M she should be the one to go. I am concerned about what would happen if she files though.

Additional thoughts or comments anyone?


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Aug-Dec '11 Back at Home on couch
Dec '11-now Same bedroom, room mates only
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Not sure what the laws are where you are. But if W can claim she was a sahm then they can get a bigger proportion. But could not imagine it would be the whole house.

We don't own much equity in our house so when we sell (I'd love to stay if I could afford it) we will split equity 50/50.

Well that's how we have agreed so far in our initial talks after BD


Me: 38 W: 35
M: 9Yrs T: 15Yrs
S8 D5
BD: Feb 13
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That's probably best answered by a lawyer familiar with your state's laws, and it is prudent to consult one just to discover what your rights are, what the process is, the costs, etc, etc.

Knowledge is power, know your field position and the terrain, etc...

I am not sorry I consulted one, what I learned helped me take a huge unknown out of my life, and we have quite enough of those at the moment, eh?

Hope it doesn't go there, but plan....
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Yeah, I've been putting this off and I really need to speak to somebody. I am 100% certain we will be divorcing before there is even a small chance of W thinking she has made a mistake. For her sake I hope I am still her waiting for her!


Me: 38 W: 35
M: 9Yrs T: 15Yrs
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BD: Feb 13
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Here waiting for her sorry!


Me: 38 W: 35
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Just noting:

W very happy today. We are getting on well. Which means she is talking more about her own place etc.

Just proof that the better she feels the more she becomes confident. When she is down she tones it down, maybe is not so sure about moving forward.


Me: 38 W: 35
M: 9Yrs T: 15Yrs
S8 D5
BD: Feb 13
Still Living Together

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This is normal...my W would do the same...just wait, it'll change...

Please print out, whatever you need to do, the old axiom here:
Believe none of what they say, half of what they do.

Read NOTHING into things she comes up with now...just know that it IS how she feels, at that moment, which will change...a lot.
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In the depths of winter, I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer. - Albert Camus

Uncertainty is the very condition which impels people to unfold their powers.-Eric Fromm

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