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Re: Co habitation

[Re: Yes_Dad]
#556415 - 07/19/09 06:47 AM

If you love her and want help her why don't you marry her?

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Re: Co habitation

[Re: nail]
#556425 - 07/19/09 07:41 AM

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If you love her and want help her why don't you marry her?

Me? LOL

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Re: Co habitation

[Re: Yes_Dad]
#556505 - 07/19/09 04:17 PM

Not gonna step in front of that bus again YD ?

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Re: Co habitation

[Re: finz]
#556960 - 07/21/09 03:33 AM

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Not gonna step in front of that bus again YD ?

Finz- I would step IN FRONT OF A BUS before I did that again. It's not really a money thing. At my age (I just turned 50) there is really no reason for it. Marriage dosen't "bind" anyone to anyone, it dosen't do a thing. If there were little kids involved, I absolutely would (to their mother of I was the father) but after that, you don't need it.

Now, IF I MAKE IT to older age, I would probably would but my will is done, it will never be changed, and my kids get everything split evenly and whoever I married would get nothing just as I would expect nothing. Now, living together is a different matter but once you are past 45 or so, there is no reason.

Twice is enough. I in a way regret divorcing #1 though

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Re: Co habitation

[Re: Yes_Dad]
#557510 - 07/22/09 08:39 AM

I do not think she will get in to trouble for living with you...my husband and I lived together with my son and his son for a year and a hlf before we married.

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Re: Co habitation

[Re: happyandmarried]
#557941 - 07/23/09 12:17 AM

Do you live in Arkansas ?

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Re: Co habitation

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#557980 - 07/23/09 08:48 AM

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Isn't he already in contempt for not paying child support for over a year? Wouldn't that kind of hurt his case?

They are totally seperate issues and judged on their own merits

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