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Split of Net Assets General Rule in Divorce

June 21, 2009 in relationships by Admin

Q: I know two guys who were divorced from women who held executive jobs. In both cases, the women got the house and an order for their ex-husbands to pay child support. The guys are living in rental units.
   
Why, in this day and age of equality and women climbing the corporate ladder, does the court still treat them as if they are living in the ’50s and need to be cared for?
   
A: It is obvious that you know only one side in each case. Did you ask what other assets the men may have been awarded to offset the equity in their homes? And, was there any equity in the houses?
   
Typically, the “net” value of marital assets is divided fairly equally. The law says nothing about having to sell each item of value and dividing the cash.
   
Most courts try to maintain the family residence for the benefit of children – if it makes sound economic sense to do so.
   
We must assume that each husband received some other assets equal in value to equity in the homes.
   
As for child support, Ohio law requires both parents to help support their children. Could it be that the women are earning enough that the court lessened the financial burden on the dads?
   
Few decisions coming from our courts reflect a 1950s attitude.
   
Q: For the past couple of years, our marriage has been going downhill. My husband does nothing other than read, watch television or play with his expensive model airplanes. He brings in only a few dollars a week doing deliveries for a friend.
  
 I would like to have him removed from our home so that he will see how valuable my providing for him really is. Can I kick him out?
   
A: No law prohibits one spouse from demanding that the other move out, but there’s no law requiring a spouse to leave in that case.
   
Courts can order that a spouse vacate the marital residence, but that is typically reserved for cases more threatening than playing with model airplanes.

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by zaida

What’s going to happen with me and Carlos?

June 20, 2009 in relationships by zaida

What’s going to happen with me and Carlos?

about my Wife

June 18, 2009 in relationships by happylife29

My name is Suraj T M, DOB is 11.01.1980, My wife name is Meenakshi S M. DOB is 26.08.1984. I want to know abt my wife, she does not give respect to my mother as well as me. If she goes to her native she does not bother to call me where she is going and what she is doing. I am totally fed up this.

will he come back

June 15, 2009 in relationships by beatrice loftis

will he come back

will i have love or arrange marriage?

June 14, 2009 in relationships by ritika ojha

i am in love with two guys. will i marry one of them or have an arrange marriage?

by lil_nat

will i ever know my sexuality

June 12, 2009 in relationships by lil_nat

will i ever know my sexuality

should i consider rui as a boyfriend?

June 12, 2009 in relationships by indielilly

should i consider rui as a boyfriend?

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Better Marriage, better Relationships

June 10, 2009 in relationships by

Research have shown that in time of economical hardships couples tend to project their challenges on each other resulting in separations. As preventive medicine, here are 10 tips I collected from different systems of mysticism, my own relationships as well as the thousands of Astrology compatibility charts I read over the years. These tips are good for all types of relationships from business partnership, to marriage and even your connection to your pets…
Give your partner what he/she wants before they ask for it. If you wait for them to ask, they would most likely do it in a way that would make you not want to give it to them. Be a knight, be a Lady, be nice!
Balance your relationships! Libra, the sign of relationships is symbolized by the scales. Give as much as you receive, talk as much as you listen, gift as much as you are gifted. I am not saying you should keep accounts (accounting is ruled by Virgo – the Virgin, nothing to do with relationships obviously). Just be conscious of not creating a one sided relationships. If you do, call a lawyer. Lawyers are also ruled by Libra for this reason…
Give your partner space. While Location, Location, Location is the real estate agents mantra (now its Mortgage, Mortgage, Mortgage, but that is a different story) Space, Space, Space is the one that can make or break relationships. When I mean give space, I mean take it also for yourself. Be careful not to withdraw too fast too far. That is not giving space, that is punishing.
Communicate about everything immediately! Don’t wait. We have a tendency to hold things inside and start having conversations in our head where our lover says unspeakable nasty things. You know what, the dialog you have in your head might not be the best representation of what they think. Talk about everything yes! Repeat yourself a million time – no! Your relationship is not a commercial on TV, repetition does not ensures a successful sale. If she/he does not get it the first time, change how you explained yourself. Miscommunication and misunderstanding is the number one cause for fights.
Communicate right away but not when you are emotionally charged. Most of the ancient Greek tragedies (emphasis on the tragedy) were weaved around the clashing between the opposing forces of reason and passion. Both are needed in a relationship, but keep the reason for the conversations and the passion to the bedroom. Don’t mix!
NEVER take your partner for granted! That is the apocalypse of all relationships. Always spend a few moments thanking the Universe, God, your mother in law and your good fortune for sending you the one you love.
 Relationships evolve, like human did from monkeys. Don’t try to delay the inevitable, it’s the quickest way to kill a relationship. According to Taoism, we start our relationships with the Yang, masculine principle, but if we want to relationship to continue to evolve we must move to the Yin, feminine principle. Yang is the part when we fall in love, have three times a day sex and act childlike and creative. Its super fun yes, but it can burn us down if we don’t cool it and move to Yin. Yin is family, security, commitment and, what can you do, less sex and more growth. That is OK. It’s normal. Less does not mean non existing. Sexuality must evolve as well, it will be less about quantity and more about quality. I noticed that in some gay relationships, where there are two Yang, there is a longer Yang period and therefore these relationships tend to burn faster (Yang is fire) and never make it to the Yin. Lesbian partnerships, on the other hand, are between two Yin and they tend to move faster into the home and commitment part, getting wet too fast. Straight relationships tend to fall somewhere in between, depending on the dynamics.
Try to become friends with your partner’s friends and have your partner connect to your friends. The Sufi say – show me your friends and I will tell you who you are. Most important, make sure to establish common friends as a couple.
 Do not punish! Even if your partner is infuriating and did not wash the dishes or never pair up the socks or even when they for get to check the pockets before putting the color and whites mixed in the washing machine (don’t laugh, I do that all the time). When you punish the one closest to you, you punish yourself. It’s silly and self destructive.
Always keep an element of surprise. Spontaneity, adventures, breaking the routine and doing together things you have never done before (camping, traveling to an exotic country, mountain climbing) will generate stories that belong only to the two of you. It’s like creating your own mythology. According to Kabbalah, God created the Universe with a story. You can recreate your relationship with these stories.
 
Remember – you and your partner are trying to overcome the most difficult task – to be as one when born as two. Relationships teach us the most powerful lesson in life: how can the many become one, how can creation return to the oneness of God. Its not easy but its worth it!

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Marriage After Divorce: Some Tips

June 10, 2009 in relationships by Admin

In remarriage, one or both partners may bring painful past experiences into the relationship. To make a remarriage successful, here are 10 tips for marriage after divorce

After divorce, people may be more cautious about marriage and relationships – which is why these tips to make remarriage successful are so important! Second marriages can a bit more difficult to embrace and enjoy freely.

“When you’ve been hurt, it’s hard to let yourself be vulnerable again,” write Steven Simring and Sue Klavans Simring in Making Marriage Work for Dummies.

Chances of Marriage After Divorce

If you’re a divorced woman with small children, your chances of marriage after divorce are small compared to divorced women without kids, divorced men, and never-married people. “Divorcees in particular would rather not live with a partner, whereas people who have only cohabitated in the past still want that. Previous divorce experiences affect the preferences of women more profoundly than those of men,” cites ScienceDaily in the article “Divorce Reduces Chances of New, Successful Relationship.”

But marriage after divorce not only happens, it can be wildly successful!

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by jaime

laura love me?

June 10, 2009 in relationships by jaime

laura love me?