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wife has now admitted to adultery

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25 Aug 09 #141401 by nc1
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I'm feeling confused and not sure what to do.

If we can agree amicably i'm thinking of getting a quick divorce but want to know how I can be covered to stop her coming back for more money possibly later?

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25 Aug 09 #141405 by NellNoRegrets
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How quick the divorce will be depends on how busy the courts are and how easy it would be for you and your wife to agree finances.

You want a Clean Break settlement - but whether you get one or not depends on your and your wife's circumstances.

More info here www.wikivorce.com/divorce/Step-By-Step-G...al-Arrangements.html

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