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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, I have been wondering what country you were born in. Your omission of articles -- "the, an, a" -- stands out. It does, however, convince me that you are not a troll. If I were you I would not even think about leaving before my SN graduated from high school. I would try to save money. The marriage is dead, but not your son's future. I am not surprised that your DH prefers someone older. There is a certain kind of man who wants a woman who does not truly want/need him. They want women with equal or superior wealth, social standing, etc. They want to feel desired for themselves, not the material benefits they provide.[/quote] His mistress IS with him for material benefits. Would she sleep or travel with him, if he didn’t raise her up the corporate ladder? If he didn’t make her a shareholder, included in employee options plan ? There were many smart ladies joining his startup 10 years ago, and only one attractive lady made it all the way up. Of course, now she probably feels like a very successful business woman on her own right. My it’s my husband who “made” her. And he did nothing for me, beside confining me at the house with the SN child abd buying couple joint properties (in which I invested as well when I worked). [/quote] Put at least one of those properties in trust for your son so he will always have a place to live.[/quote] It takes also my husband's will to put one of them on our son's name. Deeds are on my and husband's name. If I get 50% after divorce, my son would have a place to live anyway, I am his mother. But I did stash some money aside on a separate bank account. Do you think it's safer to put it in a trust? Or keep in cash? I don't want the little savings I stashed being considered marital property, while my husband is hiding assets abroad. [/quote]
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