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I read this and was somewhat disgusted. Anyone else think this is pretty conniving?
Some choice excerpts:
"Keep it to yourself. In a pre-divorce situation, there is a fine line between deception and self-preservation. Though you may intend to leave, Woodhouse cautions against telling your spouse."
"Tapping a joint account "should be a last resort," says Woodhouse -- one that you take just before you leave."
"Daphne, a reader on the Women in Red message boards, advises taking any classes you need, sprucing up your résumé and buying a new suit or briefcase before you leave so that you pay for these things from joint funds."
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.co...denlySingle/HowToLeaveYourHusband.aspx?page=1
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Some choice excerpts:
"Keep it to yourself. In a pre-divorce situation, there is a fine line between deception and self-preservation. Though you may intend to leave, Woodhouse cautions against telling your spouse."
"Tapping a joint account "should be a last resort," says Woodhouse -- one that you take just before you leave."
"Daphne, a reader on the Women in Red message boards, advises taking any classes you need, sprucing up your résumé and buying a new suit or briefcase before you leave so that you pay for these things from joint funds."
http://articles.moneycentral.msn.co...denlySingle/HowToLeaveYourHusband.aspx?page=1