Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What's the point of being separated if you're carrying on like this?
OP here. There has been way less tension since he moved out to our vacation property. It seemed to be working: convenience for him and financial stability for me and our daughter.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What's the point of being separated if you're carrying on like this?
OP here. There has been way less tension since he moved out to our vacation property. It seemed to be working: convenience for him and financial stability for me and our daughter.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You appear panicked he will die and hurt you financially. Doesn't he have life insurance? Get him to agree to getting some and drop the rope. Then he can die and you get the benjamins that seem to be your main concern.
Or, be sure you are joint on all the assets.
OP here. If I suggested that he get more life insurance, he wouldn't, saying that I'm interested only in the money.
You are though. He’s not wrong.
Ask him to get life insurance with his child as the beneficiary when she turns 21.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You appear panicked he will die and hurt you financially. Doesn't he have life insurance? Get him to agree to getting some and drop the rope. Then he can die and you get the benjamins that seem to be your main concern.
Or, be sure you are joint on all the assets.
OP here. If I suggested that he get more life insurance, he wouldn't, saying that I'm interested only in the money.
Anonymous wrote:You appear panicked he will die and hurt you financially. Doesn't he have life insurance? Get him to agree to getting some and drop the rope. Then he can die and you get the benjamins that seem to be your main concern.
Or, be sure you are joint on all the assets.