Divorce lawyers, What's the WORST WAY You've seen someone SCREW OVER their Spouse? - Reddit Podcast

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[Randommnes_]

Story 17 is just so messed up like why would you destroy something that survived the holocaust and it was his grandmothers

[ayde]

17 made me so freaking angry. That horrible person didn't just destroy important and symbolic family heirlooms, but from what was said about them: important historical artifacts. HOW COULD SHE LIVE WITH HERSELF.

[adamb]

One of the best stories I ever heard was a guy who was the main breadwinner and discovered his stay-at-home wife was cheating on him. It was a no fault divorce state so even though she was the one cheating, if they split she'd get half of everything, plus probably custody of the kids as she was the primary caregiver. So over the course of several years he hid his knowledge, and encouraged her to go back to school to get a degree in nursing. A high-paying job. Once she got her high-paying job, he magnanimously volunteered to become a stay-at-home dad in order to support her career. After several years he'd managed to flip the script to where now SHE was the high earner, while HE was the primary caregiver. See where this is going? Yup! He got the kids, the house, and the alimony. This caused her to end up working a lot more, which made her seem "boring" to her side piece and he ended up dumping her for a younger model too.

[mindmaster]

Stories 4 and 17 are genuinely evil. If something like this happened to me I'd definitely be in jail very soon afterwards.

[mousepariah]

Everyone one is (rightly) mad about what the Ex did in story 17 but frankly I want to ask the judge what the actual fuck he was thinking when he awarded those items to the wrong person. I just cannot fathom one single good reason those items did not go to the biological relation of the owner, the journal at the least since I should think it was not of a provable significant monetary value.

[bombdotcom]

The 4th story is just downright evil- I'd understand if the man was dangerous, but she prevented both him and his children from saying their final goodbyes-
Also it will never fail to piss me off seeing cases where a parent who isn't biologically related to a child, is expected to pay for that child (the exception being adoption) after a divorce.

Why not go after the real fricken' dad?? Also, that "best interest in the child" part is BS in a lot of cases

Also Story 17 reminds me so much of my mom- How can people be so goddamn evil??

[mckenziejones]

Having to pay child support for a child that isn’t even yours would be insane. Best interest of the kid? How is that fair?

[kellycline]

Four and 17 or absolutely traumatic. Although in for the other, she will fall when the kids get older. And realize that they didn't get to say goodbye to Grandma and their father was a jailbird because their mom is a petty monster. And destroying somebody else's property because you're in a mood, especially something that belong to a grand parent, I feel like both of those divorced people deserve the karma they earned.

[anullojoe]

Story 4 was just sad and frustrating
Imagine being that spiteful

[Enkidone]

(UK Here) The parents of a friend of mine got a divorce after the wife cheated on the husband. Wife has not worked a day in her life. Husband is self-employed but makes decent money.

Wife wants everything (the house, the pets, the furniture, everything), including custody, and has no intention to negotiate.

Wife then admits IN COURT NO LESS that the only reason she wants custody is so she can claim benefits and has no intention of finding work. Daughter wants to nothing to do with her mother as she was the one that cheated and was generally a poor parent.

Husband gets full custody and a few other items (the wife got the House), and asks for the pets (two perfectly healthy cats), and offered to straight up BUY them when she refused.

Wife proceeded to have both cats put down. Husband and Daughter now have nothing to do with her, to the point that Daughter refers to her mother as 'that woman'.

[edwardscott]

I sat in court once while a guys case was being heard in relation to his violating a restraining order. The guy didn't harass the woman or anything. He didn't call her and say mean things.

What he was sent to jail for was not hanging up on his ex immediately. He made the mistake of explaining to her that her that he couldn't violate the order by talking to her. He spent long enough doing it he went to jail.

His ex received no punishment for her violation of the order. No punishment for calling him.

The woman was smiling and happy the whole time. She got her way. In her mind she was smart and used the system against him.

[SilveredRaven]

Story 17. If I could sue that judge into permanent homelessness and poverty. I think that'd be the only way he could pay for giving her everything despite being the cheater.

[reidsaltzman]

I turned this off at story 17 that was the most disgusting and vile thing I’ve ever heard anyone do.

[crazyt]

I do think there should be some sort of protection on disputed divorce assets where basically if you go after a asset for a malicious porpoise then the property reverts back to the other party and destruction charges can be filled

[amiyrbarclift]

Story 17 she did all that work and racked up all the lawyer fees just to be petty and burn the journal and the vase.

[BruceKnapp-nq]

Let's stop taking love, relationships and family for granted. Today i wish i paid more attention to my wife. I have battled depression since my wife left me. I have tried all I can to make her see that I love her with everything I am made of but she has insisted on leaving. This has made me so empty, and I do not know what to do. I can barely function properly at work. I am frustrated and miserable. I really miss her

[aaroncook]

Strange Indiana real-estate law.... if a house has been declared haunted then this info has to be disclosed to potential buyers. Only the owner of a house can declare it haunted... if you're going to lose the home anyway you could make it much harder for your spouse to sell it 😂

[darren]

My brother went through a terrible divorce that has completely ruined his life and mental health. Both he and his now ex-wife got their education in the same exact field. He has a Master's degree while she has a Doctorate. Since he's a hard worker and she's a spoiled entitled princess, he landed a great job that he loves and she barely worked in her field.

Divorce happens, he has to pay alimony, child support, and even HER lawyer fees which incidentally made him too poor to afford his own lawyer. She then decides to move halfway across the country with my nephew for seemingly no other reason than spite. She had zero job prospects.

So, as a result of that, in order for my brother to see his son, he had to pay to fly there, pay to fly both of them back to his house, pay to fly both of them back to her, and then pay to fly back home since he was still too young to fly alone.

Fast forward, my brother decides to upend his entire life, leave a job he loves, to follow them so he could be closer to his son. Only job he could find was a Jewish bakery making barely above minimum wage.

Now he's too poor to pay her lawyers so they are threatening to have him thrown in jail.

Makes you truly never want to get married if you're a man in this country.

[EllpaFox]

The only thing I can say in response to #17 without flying into a rage


“IT BELONGS IN A MUSEUM!”

[pawncube]

I think it says something about the system when the stories about the wife involve her getting almost everything and stories about the husband involve him spending everything that she would have recieved so she can't get it.