Nigel_IncubatorJones

Nigel_IncubatorJones t1_jeg62wx wrote

The problem with using cameras is there is no way to prove who was driving the car. The registered owner will get the ticket but it could have been a family member or friend driving at the time.

The registered owner will get the ticket and possible points on their license when they weren't even the one driving.

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Nigel_IncubatorJones t1_j74vkd0 wrote

Reply to Dumbass by Funny_stuff554

What's the big deal? There are obviously other parking spaces available. It would be different if the parking lot was full. I swear people look for the smallest things to be mad about. There is an empty parking space right in front of that vehicle

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Nigel_IncubatorJones t1_j245hk8 wrote

That's the truth , it would be almost impossible to sing while doing a lot of those dance moves. You would be out of breath, dancing is cardio, and singing takes a lot of breath control if you want to sing in tune.

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Nigel_IncubatorJones t1_ixzlq01 wrote

What Connecticut does is takes the assets of both people and adds them together, then splits 50/50. It's up to the parties involved how the split the actual assets to equal that 50%

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Nigel_IncubatorJones t1_ixzlf9e wrote

I think so, unless it has gained value during the marriage. Anything acquired during the marriage or any increase in value to savings or stocks or 401k. And if one person already owned the house the other person is can claim half the value of any equity gained during the marriage... I'm not a lawyer, but I've been through a divorce

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Nigel_IncubatorJones t1_ixzkwpi wrote

Reply to comment by ct-yankee in Divorce Experts? by Automatic-Ear9267

What me and my ex wife did is I kept my 401k and pension in exchange for not having any interest in the house. Otherwise she would have had to sell the house in order to give me my share, and I didn't want our 4 kids having to move out of the house into an apartment.

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