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or licensed security service for any purpose permitted under this law. What can happen if you get caught cheating? See the bottom half of this
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I divorced my husband 4 years ago, and he was having a lot of debt in our names both. in the court the deal between us was, I will pay all the debt and he will give me the half of the money that he will get from an Exxon Mobile settlement, so the judge ruled with that.
All these years since 2004 to now 2008 he was working and not paying the IRS planing for when he will get the money of Exxon Mobile settlement it will go straight to IRS and he will not pay me. and I ended up being fooled by law.
Is this legal ? is there a way how I can take my money ?
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The law of the triangle is that you can expect to obtain two of these qualities, Society for Technical Communication: Cheating the Quality Triangle
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In the early months, I told her everything, and had admitted to cheating on .. for granted family law issues such as custody or whatever before asking
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Thank you so much all.
Move on, get a career, a job and forget about seeing that money. Make your own. Sounds like a mess that will cost twice as much to sort out, rather than to just cut your losses short, and you might also gain some admiration from your ex for being so noble and good in bad situations.
Thank you gift for parents?::
Have you majored in law? How about a sculpture of legal/justice scales? . graduation ceremony, maybe ?cheating? my parents out of a proud moment, blush!
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Surface area of sphere::
In other words, math is not something that one can apply the law of the excluded . (Actually, I am cheating here. The true proof of this is a bit subtle,
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I am in the same circumstance, the judge ordered me to have half of what my ex is Entitled to and Exxon has all of my information for pay out but IRS has already put a lein on the funds that my ex owes and since it is a federal issue they take presidence over the allocated funds. I have spoken to an attorney and they basically agree that IRS does have the right because the order that the judge signed states that I will ONLY recieve HALF of the funds that my ex has RIGHT to, and in my case the ex has no right also to the money so therefore we both will not get paid. The litigation has just been dealt with after 20 + years in the supreme court, anyone else have any suggestions?
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And any law he made would be a religious one. The people that would except those things against His nature like lie, break His word, cheat, steal, etc.
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I feel for you , it sounds like you have a level head on your shoulders taking care of your children plus paying 30 + grand in debt all by yourself, hopefully you had love and support from someone special like I do!!!! I wish all these dead beat parents can all be locked up and the key thrown away, the ones who do not support or have anything to do with their kids, worse then cock roaches!
Sorry this is way over my head.. But I do have three words for you...
GET AN ATTORNEY.
good luck
legally he owes you have of whatever the settlement is. get a lawyer now. he breached the contract. either he can come up with half the settlement upfront or 4 yrs of child support upfront. i repeat GET AN LAWYER
your (divorce) contract is still a contract and he is in contempt of court if he breaks it. looks like he did that. file contempt charges.
he has no business using that settlement money to pay further debt.
the law didn't fool you.. your ex did.
the judge will NOT like that.
Legally you still own half of that settlement! Not paying the IRS is his responsibility; not your. There is a breech of contract and you can still get your money as long as you're willing to fight it in court. I am not sure how much money he owns you, but if you feel like the money is worth the trouble I say heck go head and do it.
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