The mistress thinks she will be living in my house

[Anonymous 1]

Do you have a prenup?

No

[Anonymous 1]

Depending on state law, if you didn't have a prenup, it doesn't matter who owned anything prior to the marriage. Depending on state law & whether or not you had a prenup, all of that stuff, including the house, the cabin, the boat, and the jet skis will all be equitably distributed among the married couple. My step kids tried handing me the line of BS that you just tried handing us. I ended up with 60% of everything.

I already talked to a lawyer and know my rights. None of the things I mentioned are considered marital property.

[Anonymous 5]

Oh, if she’s a troll, she’ll have an ironclad prenup with a clause that if he cheats he gets bupkes.

Depending on state law, if you didn't have a prenup, it doesn't matter who owned anything prior to the marriage. Depending on state law & whether or not you had a prenup, all of that stuff, including the house, the cabin, the boat, and the jet skis will all be equitably distributed among the married couple. My step kids tried handing me the line of BS that you just tried handing us. I ended up with 60% of everything.

[Anonymous 1]

She’s in for a rude awakening but you are too if he gets you for child support and alimony. The fact that he’s a slimy cheater won’t affect any of that. This is actually the reason of few of my high earning female friends stick with their dead weight.

I don't have children with him. He also isn't able to get alimony.

[Anonymous 5]

I can't say that I'd blame anyone for that. It's possible to keep it separate.

Depending on state law, if you didn't have a prenup, it doesn't matter who owned anything prior to the marriage. Depending on state law & whether or not you had a prenup, all of that stuff, including the house, the cabin, the boat, and the jet skis will all be equitably distributed among the married couple. My step kids tried handing me the line of BS that you just tried handing us. I ended up with 60% of everything.

I wouldn't live in a state where my spouse would be entitled to part of my inheritance.

[Anonymous 5]

That works out well for you. What state are you in?

Depending on state law, if you didn't have a prenup, it doesn't matter who owned anything prior to the marriage. Depending on state law & whether or not you had a prenup, all of that stuff, including the house, the cabin, the boat, and the jet skis will all be equitably distributed among the married couple. My step kids tried handing me the line of BS that you just tried handing us. I ended up with 60% of everything.

I already talked to a lawyer and know my rights. None of the things I mentioned are considered marital property.

[Inmybizz]

I don’t believe the mistress called.

She didn't call. I never even said that lol.

Ok.. I don’t believe she contacted you by any form.
Email,text, phone, carrier pigeon.

[Anonymous 5]

Wait! The carrier pigeon is a possibility!

I don’t believe the mistress called.

She didn't call. I never even said that lol.

Ok.. I don’t believe she contacted you by any form.
Email,text, phone, carrier pigeon.

[jas]

She’s in for a rude awakening but you are too if he gets you for child support and alimony. The fact that he’s a slimy cheater won’t affect any of that. This is actually the reason of few of my high earning female friends stick with their dead weight.

I don't have children with him. He also isn't able to get alimony.

Of course not. It's all iron clad and it's all yours!

lmao...

[Anonymous 7]

I feel like IRL it’s usually the wife contacting the mistress.

I don’t believe the mistress called.

She didn't call. I never even said that lol.

Ok.. I don’t believe she contacted you by any form.
Email,text, phone, carrier pigeon.