The next question to ask yourself is where do you draw the line and what kind of house hold or childhood do you want the kids to grow up in.

It makes life easier.I take my bride of 45 years out to dinner and other events in the Mercedes.

In one instance I had a potential renter that was from out-of-country (husband was bringing his new German bride into the country).

But making fun of people who have had a ****** childhood and have been kicked around all of their lives doesn't help the matter either.

I had just finished helping my sister-in-law get ready because she was a brides maid and leaving before everyone else to get to the church. 

Two of my absolute best friends from childhood (whom I've lived with and get along with great) are talking about going in on a cabin for all of us to use and split 3 ways.

One of the key points of the case was that he had asked his bride to sign the documents the day of the wedding and that his assets were vaguely described in the documents.

(This was their marital and my childhood home)They have inflated the worth tremendously and base their payoff as more than the home is worth.

My parents' took 7 years and occupied the bulk of my early childhood, so I know personally how hard it can be on kids.The entire family law court system is designed to create conflict where there is none, and bankrupt both parties.

You do not know about my childhood, but I am not going to spill about it here.