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Topic: Right of first refusal

ruinedandbroken
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Posted: 9:49 PM, May 27th (Monday), 2013

What can I do if my ex violates the right of first refusal I am entitled to? Does it have to happen repeatedly to make an issue of it in court? What kind of proof do I need to pursue it?

I.am.so.tired of all of this.

“People who cheat feel that life is for the taking, and that everyone deserves happiness no matter what the cost. I must remember these tricks if I ever have my soul surgically removed."
Me: BS 42. Him: WH 41 2 Kids 6&9
Married 14 yrs Together 21

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homewrecked2011
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Posted: 11:44 PM, May 27th (Monday), 2013

I'd say email ur atty and ask so you will know what to do the next time.

In my case he had OW overnight and my atty said we could have a hearing to show cause. It's something where he has to come to court to show he didn't break the restrain orders. then I guess it progresses from there to a hearing...

Keep Calm and Happy On!

me BS 52
him - 46
married 15 years DIVORCED 10 31 12
children - ds15 ds12
d-day 12-19-11
I gave a 24hour ultimatum then went to attorney next day
Divorce filed

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SeanFLA
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Posted: 3:23 PM, May 29th (Wednesday), 2013

Document dates and times he does it. I'm sure if he's a repeat offender and you have shown a pattern, it makes it much easier to prove. If he isn't giving you first right....who is getting it?...a babysitter?

BS(me) 48
WW 47
1 son 14 yrs old
Married 18 yrs, together 21 yrs

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