ADVICE NEEDED ASAP !!!!!
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I don't know the system here but in the UK at the end of a divorce you are wise to do a Consent Order (many people fail to do these). This usually stops any future claims against each other - a divorce doesn;t do that. this document goes before a judge for approval - you don't have to attend
I will add that a friend of mine here in Australia has just been stung for the very same thing - settled on divorce - no consent order - within 2 years she had inherited - he came back for more.
I will add that a friend of mine here in Australia has just been stung for the very same thing - settled on divorce - no consent order - within 2 years she had inherited - he came back for more.
But what i have in assets other than my good looks
you could put in a coles shopping bag,the cheap plastic one
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Ok folks all seems sorted,she has been on the phone
,got a few forms and stat dec to sign and IM FREE
Many thanks for the advice
,got a few forms and stat dec to sign and IM FREE
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#37
but you could go back after her!!!
PS A little advice - when going online to look for the next one - I suggest you sell youself a little bit more ........... you know ............. I will think something up or maybe we could start a comp to see who has the best Moniker and tagline!!!!
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but you could go back after her!!!
PS A little advice - when going online to look for the next one - I suggest you sell youself a little bit more ........... you know ............. I will think something up or maybe we could start a comp to see who has the best Moniker and tagline!!!!
PS A little advice - when going online to look for the next one - I suggest you sell youself a little bit more ........... you know ............. I will think something up or maybe we could start a comp to see who has the best Moniker and tagline!!!!


No bloody next time for me,it's fun in the sun for me from now on
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I don't know the system here but in the UK at the end of a divorce you are wise to do a Consent Order (many people fail to do these). This usually stops any future claims against each other - a divorce doesn;t do that. this document goes before a judge for approval - you don't have to attend
I will add that a friend of mine here in Australia has just been stung for the very same thing - settled on divorce - no consent order - within 2 years she had inherited - he came back for more.
I will add that a friend of mine here in Australia has just been stung for the very same thing - settled on divorce - no consent order - within 2 years she had inherited - he came back for more.
If neither party obtains a Consent Order, then Court proceedings can only be started up until 12 months after the date of the divorce and asset value and financial situation will be considered at the time of the Court proceedings, not at the time of separation.
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just by chance saw her tonight - she was de facto relationship so two years
I don't know the system here but in the UK at the end of a divorce you are wise to do a Consent Order (many people fail to do these). This usually stops any future claims against each other - a divorce doesn;t do that. this document goes before a judge for approval - you don't have to attend
I will add that a friend of mine here in Australia has just been stung for the very same thing - settled on divorce - no consent order - within 2 years she had inherited - he came back for more.[/QUOTE
http://www.antwanlawyers.com.au/page...o-divorce.html
If neither party obtains a Consent Order, then Court proceedings can only be started up until 12 months after the date of the divorce and asset value and financial situation will be considered at the time of the Court proceedings, not at the time of separation.
I will add that a friend of mine here in Australia has just been stung for the very same thing - settled on divorce - no consent order - within 2 years she had inherited - he came back for more.[/QUOTE
http://www.antwanlawyers.com.au/page...o-divorce.html
If neither party obtains a Consent Order, then Court proceedings can only be started up until 12 months after the date of the divorce and asset value and financial situation will be considered at the time of the Court proceedings, not at the time of separation.
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Perhaps that luck is changing after all
Good luck anyway and atleast you can now get on with your life,be it alone!(for now

