He wants a divorce; we are both turning 70
Am so afraid I am going to end up homeless.
We married at 59 and now he wants out.
"We no longer have anything in common" was announced when I said he would "have to pay for a much wanted (by him) trip to Europe because I am done taking money out of my IRA".
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My sisters are both 12 hours away by car. My older sister does come visit as she can afford to - in the winter. My younger sister is till working and has a husband with Parkinson - but he is still working part time, bless him.
I will never marry again, unless the man is a millionaire (ha ha) and doesn't need my income to live. I am just going to stick with my plan, to build my sanctuary home on 4 acres and pray God will find a path to make it happen...it's me and Him hereon...
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4 ReactionsAny more law questions check out avvo.com
Its great free advice from lawyers.
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4 ReactionsThanks will check it out.
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4 ReactionsCarlyle
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4 ReactionsGood for you. Take care of yourself and your money. Nobody else will do it for you. I am proud of you.
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3 ReactionsThank you for your wonderful support!
It is amazing; since I began "leaving him in the dust", living for myself about 60 days ago, even while he and I are in the same house and bed, my life feels like a new one.
I am sleeping so much better and feel the weight of the world is falling off my shoulders. I just pretty much be polite if he asks me any questions. Do what I would do for any platonic roommate. Make him coffee if I am having one, make him a snack if I am having one, do some of his laundry if I am doing some of his: then when they are dry I bring them to him as he sits on the couch watching his baseball team play...
I am not going to stop being a good person and do anything mean and hateful; but what I am going to do is appreciate my own kindness to myself.
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8 ReactionsThis is perfect. It is true.
The more you have gone through in life, the more able you are to get to your purpose in life.
"If you are going through hell, keep on going..."
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4 ReactionsDrop that guy, he is after your money.
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6 ReactionsPlease see an attorney at least for a consult. You could lose valuable rights you may have by doing something very simple. Hindsight is 20/20. With real property there could be technical requirements that make a huge difference.
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10 ReactionsYes, God IS your refuge And strength.
Here are some thoughts:
Become a Sitter or companion for someone in need: a hospice patient, an elderly parent whos living with their childs family… they need a break.
I hired someone to sit with my mom in a nursing home. A sitter doesnt have to be licensed. My sitter sat with my mom, took her outside to get fresh air and spend time out of the building. She also took her to an activity.
You could sit with a child whos going thru chemo and whos folks need to get shopping done, errand run.
You could consider caring for a child or two for afterschool care.
There are a lot of needs out there, PRAY about this and let God lead you.
Put yourself into His service and He will direct you.
You can do this..
if Gods directing you, Hes got it all ready.
Blessings to you, Slarson.
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