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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP here.  We had a discussion last night.  He said -- unilaterally -- that I either accept is offer, or I will get the minimum I am entitled to by law.  He is angry with me because of some things I did (I needed passion in my life).

What he said is, if I chose to fight, he will bring up my infidelity.  His lawyer told him that could eliminate the alimony.

He also made it clear: if I do take the deal, I need to stay in the house for 3 1/2 years, until our child finishes HS.  After that, I am free to move.

He showed me details of how he got from then to now with the money:  He deposited the inheritance in account, used that to buy 2671 shares of apple on Feb, 2004.

He sold it about a year ago.  He sold in 2015 for 131.21.  He paid almost 1 million in  tax from the proceeds.

I guess I screwed up.    [/quote]

Hmm, unless you guys are in VA and he can prove adultery to the point where grounds are proven, he's paying you alimony. As much as he's offering? Likely no, and it might get reduced a bit if you come off as selfish money-grubber. So you'd get alimony but not as much as he'd

You'd be remiss if you didn't ask for the full records from the account just to make sure he wasn't throwing in comingled funds in there at some point after buying Apple and/or seeding the account with the inheritance.

But that $4 million? Nope, ain't happening.

At least you can do the Eat, Pray, Love bullshit on someone else's dime now! [/quote]

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