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Ron Harrell
16 hours ago
get rid of him, get your house -- no co-ownership, he has one choice, take it or leave it (you would be best off if you just kick him out, otherwise he will I haven't a doubt, be nothing but trouble and grief for you - but if you must, make sure he follows "YOUR" prenup agreement to the letter --make sure, through your attorney there will be absolutely no way he can ever lay hands on anything even close to ownership, and if he ever tries to pull a conservetorship odeal on you, it means you will automatically file for divorce and freeze him out of any joint financial things you may have even inadvertently entered into with him. This is dangerous territory for you as far as he & his family are concerned --- never trust either of them, and make sure if it comes to a break up, you make a solid clean, clear from all entanglements with him or his family !!! Be very very careful !!!