Dink if you feel you can handle it without letting your emotions get the best of you then meet with her and try to agree to a settlement. If not then tell her to email you want she wants and you can look it over and get back to her.
I agree w/LH but that's a big IF for most LBSs. Probably better / safer to stick to email which will also serve to A) you time to think about it before response and B) have it in writing to avoid future confusion or "memory loss".
Me:39 Ex-W:37 M:7 T: 9 S:6 D:3 BD/IHS/Confirm EA/PA: Feb '20 OM1 affair ends: May '20 W/OM2 & moves out: June-July '20 W files for D: Jul20 OM2 confirmed: 9/2020 Divorced: May '21
What is there to spilt up? I find most divorcing couples make this a bigger deal than it is. So before you decide how to proceed you need to ask yourself what there is to discuss? I'm guessing most things can be decided pretty easily.
M(53), W(54),D(19) M-23, T-25 Bomb Drop - Dec.23, 2017 Ring and Piecing since March 2018
Have you consulted with a L yet? If not, you should. Typically a free (or nominal fee) consult to explain your rights. You don't have to retain or pay them a lot if you can (preferably) work out an amicable agreement with W.
You don't have to meet in person to avoid a contested divorce. Email would work fine for dividing out your assets.
Me:39 Ex-W:37 M:7 T: 9 S:6 D:3 BD/IHS/Confirm EA/PA: Feb '20 OM1 affair ends: May '20 W/OM2 & moves out: June-July '20 W files for D: Jul20 OM2 confirmed: 9/2020 Divorced: May '21
I knew she was being a blow hard about the lawyer stuff. She has no clue about how to do anything, it was a scare tactic to try to control the situation. I think her man friend is the one putting [censored] in her head because he has went thru a divorce.
Well you should limit your responses to "need to know" information. What you've considered or not considered she doesn't need to know. She knows how to push your buttons.
M(53), W(54),D(19) M-23, T-25 Bomb Drop - Dec.23, 2017 Ring and Piecing since March 2018