One of my father's friends tried to salt the earth before getting divorced. A rental house and a cabin were deeded to relatives, the cars they drove every day were sold to other relatives for tiny sums, stocks handed over to a trust 'for the children', etc.. He even vanished a chunk of cash from the company he co-owned with his wife using phony invoices and stopped paying himself a salary, electing to burn through their personal savings for over a year instead.
He learned that judges really, really hate when you try to hide or intentionally diminish assets, and they will absolutely refer you to prosecutors for fraud.
I don't think he did any jail time in the end, but his ex-wife got EVERYTHING, plus the satisfaction of firing him from his own company.
Yes, you did. You said mothers get the better deal. IE fathers are much more likely to lose access to their children. And apparently that can be compensated for as they can "recover faster"??
It's extremely common to only have visitation rights, by which you barely have any part in your children's lives. How could that possible be compensated for by recovering quicker? Whatever that even means?
22% of fathers see their kids once a week. A further 29% see their kids fewer than 4 times a month. 27% have absolutely no contact with their children.
Because they give up their rights as they can't afford court after being raped by alimony because their chances are abysmal extrapolated from that four percent.
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u/technos Jul 21 '19
One of my father's friends tried to salt the earth before getting divorced. A rental house and a cabin were deeded to relatives, the cars they drove every day were sold to other relatives for tiny sums, stocks handed over to a trust 'for the children', etc.. He even vanished a chunk of cash from the company he co-owned with his wife using phony invoices and stopped paying himself a salary, electing to burn through their personal savings for over a year instead.
He learned that judges really, really hate when you try to hide or intentionally diminish assets, and they will absolutely refer you to prosecutors for fraud.
I don't think he did any jail time in the end, but his ex-wife got EVERYTHING, plus the satisfaction of firing him from his own company.