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Originally posted by: shinerburke
Originally posted by: isekii
Originally posted by: CrazyLazy
Originally posted by: Duddy
Originally posted by: S Freud
Originally posted by: BoomerD
Originally posted by: Duddy
The problem with the lawyer is that she doesn't feel she will get much out of it now. So she isn't working as hard as she could be.

The stepdad is a drug dealer and has over $100,000 in illegitimate cash.

Then by all means, she should just roll over and get nothing. :roll:

If she has evidence of this why not go to the police or as said before get a good lawyer?

She would have evidence if he still lived at the house. But now he lives with a hooker. An actual real life hooker. Who took another persons dog for a $1,000,000 ransom.


It's like a crappy TV show.

Somehow I feel like you could be lying to us right now.

I mean really.
A hooker who took a dog for 1 million dollar ransom....
You just can't make this shit up... wait.. yes you can~~ :disgust:

I bet someone pissed on his rug to.

It really brought the room together too!
 
Originally posted by: Corporate Thug
Originally posted by: Duddy
Just got off the phone with my mom, who is in the middle of a divorce.

Apparently, my stepdad has been claiming everything as personal property since the beginning of their marriage. So now she's screwed.


I don't know alot about divorce and claims, but just wanted to see what you think and any advice you might offer. She only makes $1,400/month.

I have some experience in family law. I need several questions answered:

1. what state were the married in?
2. what state do they live in now?
3. what state is the property located?
4. do they own a house? If so, when was it purchased?
5. IS THERE A PRENUP?

1. Texas
2. Tejas
3. Texas
4. The house is in his grandmothers name and he is the executer.
5. No as far as I know
 
Also, totally not lying. Though I wish I were.

Check my post history, I'm not one for dramatic untrue stories.

 
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