From the reading I've done, it seems that most TW's escaping/dumping this life take their kids with them as they start over. Who are these women who gleefully leave the kids behind to travel the world, as you describe? 🤔
How in earth did a woman lose that thoroughly in a divorce? It doesn’t matter which account the money went to - half of it is hers. Million dollar homes? She gets half of them. Then she gets a large chunk of his salary for years to life, depending on the state.
A prenup wouldn’t have allowed him to keep everything in the divorce. A judge would toss it.
Gotta be Mormon corruption right? Compromised judge and no one told her she needed a lawyer?
I don't know what the divorce laws are in the US. Don't they vary from state to state? If the woman in the car is the one you were talking about it might have changed since then - I later found her on a talk show and she looked several years older.
I’ve been out of the States for awhile - 19 years - and came most recently from Connecticut. So I dont’ know what they’ve done to the marriage & divorce laws anywhere since then.
see what happens when you cancel camille paglia?
Is that even possible?
From the reading I've done, it seems that most TW's escaping/dumping this life take their kids with them as they start over. Who are these women who gleefully leave the kids behind to travel the world, as you describe? 🤔
I found it here, I think I forgot to link it:
https://www.thefp.com/p/does-divorce-make-you-hotter
How in earth did a woman lose that thoroughly in a divorce? It doesn’t matter which account the money went to - half of it is hers. Million dollar homes? She gets half of them. Then she gets a large chunk of his salary for years to life, depending on the state.
A prenup wouldn’t have allowed him to keep everything in the divorce. A judge would toss it.
Gotta be Mormon corruption right? Compromised judge and no one told her she needed a lawyer?
I don't know what the divorce laws are in the US. Don't they vary from state to state? If the woman in the car is the one you were talking about it might have changed since then - I later found her on a talk show and she looked several years older.
It does vary by state but no state leaves a woman with nothing after divorcing a rich man. Utah for sure has alimony that’s higher if you’re richer.
It could have been a timing thing but it’s been this way for decades.
I’ve been out of the States for awhile - 19 years - and came most recently from Connecticut. So I dont’ know what they’ve done to the marriage & divorce laws anywhere since then.
I never aspired to marry a rich man. I preferred to keep my freedom by remaining financially independent of another.