Anonymous wrote:I’m in a marriage with “separate” finances, but we share all expenses and have logins for each other’s accounts. It’s mostly laziness.
Anonymous wrote:What's in it for you? No.
Anonymous wrote:We've always had separate finances so the process alone won't put me off. What I find offputting about your situation is that it used to be joint and now he wants to separate financially.
Anonymous wrote:Why is he bringing this up now? Do you suspect an affair?
Anonymous wrote:I would be wondering why he wants this all of a sudden. Is he preparing for an actual divorce? Trying to hide assets? Could he be having an affair? I would get a PI.
Anonymous wrote:You are better off divorcing and getting childsupport and alimony.
I am so, so, so sorry that you had a kid with this POS.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Absolutely not except if he has good reason to be concerned with your spending. That's not a marriage. That's not a marriage.
My spending isn’t crazy although I’ve incurred some late penalties on taxes before. I do have goals that I’d need his income to achieve in terms of house, college funds, private school, vacations (I work FT and make about 25% of HHI). He is not into funding my dreams.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:OP again, to clarify he basically said he will pay all expenses and I can save my paycheck. However, I will have no claim to his or to our house that he bought before marriage.
Are you on the title for your shared house? Do you have a pre-nup specifying what happens to assets acquired before marriage? He seems to think he's so smart for pulling a fast one on you.
Anonymous wrote:OP again, to clarify he basically said he will pay all expenses and I can save my paycheck. However, I will have no claim to his or to our house that he bought before marriage.