Being eurhythmic:
When will tomorrow come (yeah, yeah) - Other issues such as:
• capital
gains tax complexities on asset transfers
• properties
registered in the legal name of one spouse that can’t be transferred because of
States failing to abolish stamp duties despite getting GST revenue
• spending
$6500 to go to court for an interim order just to get a person to comply with
the law because no rules are self-executing and there is no discipline.
• Overworked
barristers charging $3k a day and not reading briefs, but getting uppity when you observe the Family Court system is
in melt down.
• The
weakness of property caveats
• Power of
the family court to rain in collateral litigation
• Open
ended guarantees to banks under agreements on credit cards in her name
• Defamation
actions against the in laws
• How
passport renewal doesn’t work when one person behaves like an ass
• new wills
that are of no real effect until you finally get divorced
• the need
to get counselling for all involved. Anger is an issue not addressed and it can
eat people up, especially kids. Your feelings can’t be dealt with until you
treat them as ideas.
• removal
of property, destruction of your clothes, heirlooms, and property, some of which she makes claim
to, taken in the middle of the night
from the garage by your brother in law, and his bogan brigade
• payments
from joint accounts to her relatives of unexplained amounts
• Look.
They are lawyers. They will always find something to haggle over.
may also be thrown into the mix. Her lawyer will assert that
her brothers midnight visit was
“regrettable, but innocent” and that he only took property that was “clearly
hers”. And yet you will probably never see that Frederick McCubbin painting
(close thereto) that grandma gave you, ever again. It’s only worth $15,000 they
say, which is the cost of litigation or a small Korean hatchback. These issues
are annoying but (in) tolerably minor.
None of the minor issues get resolved as it’s all too expensive to
pursue and “the game” is played out over a long time period.
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