Call a divorce lawyer now and stop talking about this on the internet or elsewhere. Your wife's sister will probably tell your wife about her confession, so assume your wife will know that you know very soon. I doubt you'll have time to go through any of that list before things get heated. Call lawyer now please. Lock down accounts after that, today if possible.
Call a divorce lawyer now and stop talking about this on the internet or elsewhere. Your wife's sister will probably tell your wife about her confession, so assume your wife will know that you know very soon. I doubt you'll have time to go through any of that list before things get heated. Call lawyer now please. Lock down accounts after that, today if possible.
Stop trying to figure out ways to lie and steal, start trying to get correct legal advice before you **** yourself and she has a reason to clean your ass out
Stop poasting now and call a divorce lawyer. It's safe to assume that your wife knows about your 2+2 name and will know that you know about her cheating very soon.
And absolutely bang her sister. Make sure wife finds out about it.
Having gone through something similar myself, I empathize. I have kids with my ex and our divorce was quite civil though... All hope is not lost.
Regarding the line of credit, you could just close it and open yourself one in your name. Or, just close it and start saving money. Doesn't sound like you guys manage your money well, which was another problem in my marriage.
Things may seem a bit doom and gloom right now, but in reality this is a new lease on life. Don't rush into another relationship. Being single after a long, inauthentic marriage feels amazing. Get to that place and relish it.
Ok so her sister already called her this morning to confess. So wife admits what she did, but only admits to one thing because she thought that was all her sister said. I grill her with questions such as "is there anything else you want to tell me?" which she she adamantly denies. So I start naming people that her sister told me and my wife just breaks down and runs out of the room, more lies obviously.
Anyway at this point I'm pretty well protected, it was just that untapped 10k line of credit that I didnt want her messing with, or disputing me over "who gets it" since it's just a fricken credit card. I'd hate to close it just to get her to shut up about it but if thats what has to be done then so be it. I'll have a sit down with her later this evening and just go over my aforementioned sheet of to-do items so she can be prepared for whats next. She's overall a pretty civil person so I dont expect some sort of jealous crazy rage war of us trying to screw each other.
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I'll have a sit down with her later this evening and just go over my aforementioned sheet of to-do items so she can be prepared for whats next. She's overall a pretty civil person so I dont expect some sort of jealous crazy rage war of us trying to screw each other.
GET A LAWYER!
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Show history of cheating (years!)
What actual proof do you have?
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She's overall a pretty civil person so I dont expect some sort of jealous crazy rage war of us trying to screw each other.
gl with that
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If you've protected yourself from drastic new debts, I think your best move is to not get a lawyer - at least yet.
If you two can agree (at least roughly) on how to divide assets and debts, then it is best to mutually hire a lawyer to work out the finer points of the agreement and draft up the papers.
In my experience, this is the best move.
Unless you have complicated assets, large income, or children, there is really nothing to fight over. Getting lawyers involved as litigators is very expensive (and often unnecessary).
The statutes are going to cover all of your issues.