Author Topic: My Dad could possibly be cheating on my mom.  (Read 3106 times)

mutual consent for divorce is pretty silly

hm fixing up some girl's car
is he the mechanic who raped tezuni

Oh. Ohhh no. No.

Just no.

If only that was how divorce actually worked..

Divorce usually requires mutual consent. If your dad doesn't want to divorce your mom, he can sleep with as many girls as he likes and still not sign the divorce papers. There's nothing your mom can do, she can't force him to sign the papers and without his consent divorce cannot be done at that time.

The only time where divorce can be done without mutual consent is if both parties have been separated for more than two years and a court finds that there is no plausible way the marriage could be mended.

Then couldn't the mom just pack up the kids and leave?  I mean, it sounds kind of irresponsible, but I don't think the present conditions would be worth living in.

Then couldn't the mom just pack up the kids and leave?  I mean, it sounds kind of irresponsible, but I don't think the present conditions would be worth living in.
She could, actually.

Then couldn't the mom just pack up the kids and leave?  I mean, it sounds kind of irresponsible, but I don't think the present conditions would be worth living in.

It depends. This could be considered kidnapping if the father were to call the cops on her. He has just as much of a legal right to be with his kids as she does.
« Last Edit: June 26, 2014, 11:04:19 PM by $trinick »

It depends. This could be considered kidnapping if the father were to call the cops on her. He has just as much of a legal right to be with his kids as she does.

Yeah I guess that makes sense.  And so long as the father hasn't been abusive or broken laws, I'm assuming she couldn't get custody of them pending whatever arrangements have to be made.

follow him after he leaves
unless you're gonna steal a neighbor's car or something this probably wouldn't work

unless you're gonna steal a neighbor's car or something this probably wouldn't work
i didn't really mean for OP to, but perhaps if his sister is old enough to drive or maybe just his mom

idk


it all makes sense now

i didn't really mean for OP to, but perhaps if his sister is old enough to drive or maybe just his mom
idk
they'd still need to get someone else's car, though

they'd still need to get someone else's car, though
my dad has his own car and my mother has her own, not to say it's the same for everyone but i'm assuming his mother has a car too

Yeah I guess that makes sense.  And so long as the father hasn't been abusive or broken laws, I'm assuming she couldn't get custody of them pending whatever arrangements have to be made.

From the situation I see, there's no reason at all the father would get any less than 50% custody over the children post divorce, and definitely no reason he'd be prevented access to his children pending divorce.

unless you're gonna steal a neighbor's car or something this probably wouldn't work

He'll sneak out with his dad (out of sight) and climb in the trunk.


it all makes sense now

The woman has a kid....

Meaning....

Silvia's sister has a kid....that he doesn't know about.

Oh the things that the forums turn up.

From the situation I see, there's no reason at all the father would get any less than 50% custody over the children post divorce, and definitely no reason he'd be prevented access to his children pending divorce.

Agreed

my dad has his own car and my mother has her own, not to say it's the same for everyone but i'm assuming his mother has a car too
presumably he would recognize his own family's cars

presumably he would recognize his own family's cars
eh, not if you stay a good distance behind i don't think it'd be too obvious they're following you

eh, not if you stay a good distance behind i don't think it'd be too obvious they're following you
maybe if they have like, a camry, or something
but I can recognize all of my family's cars in an instant. I guess they're pretty uncommon cars, so idk if it'd make any difference if they weren't