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My Parents r Divorcing PLEASE HELP
My poor mum is about to go through divorce proceedings soon with my brokie father. My dads whole family is Jewish lawyers. He’s a brokie (until his parents die and then he’ll become rich through their Jewish wealth).
My poor mum can’t afford a soliciter to speak to, and my dad is speaking behind her back with his whole family of lawyers getting advice and god knows what else. He’s gonna try and divorce her before his parents die and his Jewish Will kicks in, so that she gets NOTHING.
Which of the video modules would provide the most value to someone who’s about to go through divorce proceedings in my mums situation?
Also, if MARK see’s this, my mum would really value your help. (I know you’re busy, but this situation is fucked)
PLEASE HELP MY MUM SOMEBODY
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Here’s a document with lots of information about divorce
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From what I am reading, the person who wishes to have a divorce must have evidence of a breach of the marriage contract and if there is no evidence of a breach then all parties must agree to the divorce before it can be carried out.
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It touches on the above information in this PDF. Just put divorce into the search once you download the PDF and you’ll find the references. In a nutshell it says the courts cannot make a decision on a marriage contract if all parties do not consent. In other words the parties to the contract are the ones who have to come to an agreement before the courts can pass judgement. The lawyers usually do this on their clients behalf but each party has the absolute right to not consent to anything they don’t agree with and to negotiate a better deal if there is no evidence of a breach of contract such as infidelity (infidelity with proof is a breach of contract and can nullify the marriage contract). If honest lawyers are engaged then they will probably work out the best deal for their client or if unscrupulous lawyers are engaged then they will probably just string their client along to ensure they keep getting paid whilst not really doing anything. it’s best not to use a lawyer unless you know of an honest lawyer who will defend your mother’s right to non consent to divorce and who will fight tooth and nail for her. A three step process could probably be used to attain a private agreement. If you already know how to do this, you could help your mother complete a three step process with affidavit. It would be a private agreement between her and her husband and no lawyer has a right to intervene in a private agreement, if they try to then they would be a third party interloper. They can work for their client/the husband but they can’t tell the other party/your mum what to do or intervene in a private agreement (unless the husbands lawyers get the consent of your mum to do so).
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Thank you so much for the help legend
