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06 Oct 08 #54216 by beckyme
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Hello, please help!!!!!

I'm 53 married since jan. 1992 and I'm German, gave up my well paid Job in Germany
to be with him. After tow years into the marriage I was diagnosed with a chronically disease. So I'm still on heavy medication and regular check ups. During our marriage I only worked part-time, few hours per week, Husband runs its own business and employed me "on paper" part-time. Now we both want to divorce and I ask him what I shall do now. He said: I have to declare things" I don't even know where all the money is because we sold our house.
I can not even talk to him, he won't give me any answer.

How do I go from here.

please help me!!!!!

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06 Oct 08 #54219 by Sera
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Were you married in the UK? Are you divorcing in the UK?

At some point he will need to start talking. If he chooses to do this only through a legal representative; then it will get very costly. You could start by asking who his legal representative is? Or if he's the Petitioner; await instruction from them.

This sounds like the usual stage of denial; whereby he's told you the marriage is over, and hasn't quite come to terms with what is involved in the Divorce proceedings.

Welcome to wiki, where you can learn a lot about UK Divorce proceedings; and find a lot of emotional support.

Unfortunately: we do not have ways of making him talk!

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06 Oct 08 #54222 by beckyme
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Thanks for the quick reply. I got married in UK and want to get divorced here

I don't know what he earn, won't tell me and where all the money is from selling our
house 5 years ago. he put the money in different accounts and share as well as into his pension fund.

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06 Oct 08 #54228 by Sera
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There are proceedures required for financial disclosure; either exchanged voluntarilly between parties; or as part of the court proceedings. However, I have no idea how you prove where money is; or what accounts he has; especially if they're abroard???

Start prying into any Statements you can find, or any supporting paperwork for anything... even if it's just account numbers / Pensions etc for now.

Sometimes just googling your old address on sites such as mouseprice.com will give results of houses sold with just the postcode information. I don't think he could hide the price he got for the house, (easy enough to track through Deed titles etc) but if the money's been used up these past few years; you can't get at it if it's spent.

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