http://mp3skull.com/mp3/stephen_lett.html .
I couldn't bear it anymore. I got about 15 minutes in to when he
mentioned Wild Kingdom and Mooountain Rams. The way he stretches
his vowels out makes me want to jump out of my window here. It brought
all sorts of horrific memories back of Yankee Stadium sweltering chair
sticking summers of endless talks, disgusting food and smelly toilets.
http://mp3skull.com/mp3/stephen_lett.html .
He's talking like he's addressing a bunch of mental patients.
i picked this forum section since it seems closest to what i'm gonna ask.
been a few months since i last posted but i always keep up with whats going on here since most of my family is j.w.
anyway, to get to the point.
Well, since they were still married at the time of death your wife may have a legitimate claim.
I would get a copy of the will, death certificate for the husband and get some legal
advice. Every state has different laws. Crazy...it might cost you more in the long run with legal
fees though if you do plan to fight it. Good Luck!
i picked this forum section since it seems closest to what i'm gonna ask.
been a few months since i last posted but i always keep up with whats going on here since most of my family is j.w.
anyway, to get to the point.
I meant did he die while they were still married...sorry. Trying to multitask here.
i picked this forum section since it seems closest to what i'm gonna ask.
been a few months since i last posted but i always keep up with whats going on here since most of my family is j.w.
anyway, to get to the point.
Was your wife divorced from him before he died or after? Because if they were divorced before all of the property
would have been sorted out in the divorce and the house would be his completely. If he died while your wife
and he were still married, it might entitle her to some equitable distribution. Other than that, you have no legal standing if
the divorce were final and his will executed after a divorce because in order to finalize a divorce, all parties
have to agree to the distribution of the assets.
That's the general law here in PA. (I'm a law student, btw.) That will be $40 :)
i wonder what this will mean long-term for the whole region.. any thoughts?
armegeddon??
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I agree. It doesn't seem like America has many friends there.
i wonder what this will mean long-term for the whole region.. any thoughts?
armegeddon??
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I wonder what this will mean long-term for the whole region.
Any thoughts? Armegeddon??
Isn't there some sort of website you can post your pic and get ratings???
I'm a 10 of course.
do you ever feel that way about your jw past?
maybe i need more time?
i know that it is a lie.
I'm sorry to hear about your situation. I "lost" my sister last year
when she decided to become a JW again (after 20 something years.)
Suddenly, I wasn't good enough to be a facebook contact for her or
her children. Not only have I lost my sister but also my best friend.
We're only 22 months apart and share a lot of common experiences.
The only thing I urge you to do is keep telling yourself that it's not
your fault and you will make it through. There are plenty of people
out there and on this site who will become more like family to you.
Best wishes...
wait, speak to deborah first.. .
the upside of this approach is that deborah is a real woman and will be able to give you girls proper advice.. the downside is that you will either need to first find a top rate medium (shes been dead quite a while) or wait for rutherfords god to bring her back from the dead (which rutherford maintains will happen any day real soon now if not even before the convention ends).. you will easily recognise her as rutherford has thoughtfully printed a picture of her in the new and bang up to date children book.. unfortunately if you dont live in the usa you will need to telephone her, which thankfully has recently been invented.
expect to hang on the line a while as she will be very busy playing her agony aunt role for so many jws worldwide all seeking her advice, but rutherford says that it will be well worth the wait.. .
Deborah's photo, please????
