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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Getting back to the original question, for the SAHM with a $2m annual law partner the gravy train can stop on a dime. The law partner can make it hellish to get a good divorce attorney simply by having consultations with them so they can't take your case. He'll be able to afford excellent lawyers and experts who can hide his assets.

If he's smart, he'll be doing this on an ongoing basis. If he decides someone better has come along, he needs to have flexibility to proceed however he'd like. Does he just want a fling, does he want to dump you and move her in as a girlfriend, or does he want to marry her? If he has his ducks in a row legally and financially, he can make the decision based on the other woman and not based on any encumbrances with the original wife.[/quote]

Not really. The wife just has to hire a forensic accountant and a decent lawyer.  It’s not that hard to follow the money I’d he works for an established firm.  If he owns his own business, things get trickier. [/quote]

Totally naive and inexperienced take. This is really bad advice. [/quote]

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