Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did you divide the time during the process? I am reading it takes about a year or more - DH refuses to move out and I am not sure how this should be handled. Do I just move with the kids? He’s abusive so living with him for a year is not possible.
How does this make him more money?
Then you have to move out. Simple as.
Attorney tells me not to.
Well of course, because that makes the attorney more money. Divorce lawyers prey upon women.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did you divide the time during the process? I am reading it takes about a year or more - DH refuses to move out and I am not sure how this should be handled. Do I just move with the kids? He’s abusive so living with him for a year is not possible.
Then you have to move out. Simple as.
Attorney tells me not to.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:How did you divide the time during the process? I am reading it takes about a year or more - DH refuses to move out and I am not sure how this should be handled. Do I just move with the kids? He’s abusive so living with him for a year is not possible.
Then you have to move out. Simple as.
Anonymous wrote:How did you divide the time during the process? I am reading it takes about a year or more - DH refuses to move out and I am not sure how this should be handled. Do I just move with the kids? He’s abusive so living with him for a year is not possible.
Anonymous wrote:I had to love with my ex. He was not abusive but it was not fun. I’m not a lawyer but I disagree with the earlier poster. You really need to check with a lawyer. Sometimes if you move out, it could give you less of a position to keep your house or your interest in the house.
Anonymous wrote:Speak with your lawyer first, OP, answer is jurisdiction and fact dependent.
Anonymous wrote:Speak with your lawyer first, OP, answer is jurisdiction and fact dependent.