Archive for February, 2008

Friday, February 29th, 2008

Seven Sets of Documents You Need For Your Divorce

This article is designed to give someone who is considering or planning for the possibility of divorce an idea of what documents are needed. Even if…

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is your spouse cheating? here’s how to find out for sure

Thursday, February 28th, 2008
by Doug Timlin

With infidelity rates being higher now than ever before, it’s not surprising how many people have suspicions that their spouse might be cheating. It you have your suspicions, you will be glad to know there’s an easy way to find out.

By using the following “detective’s” trick, you can find out if your spouse is being unfaithful by the end of the day. Let’s look at how this is done:

The First Step

Your first mission is to get a hold of your spouse’s cell phone for approximately 15 minutes. You want to choose a time where you can look at their phone without worrying about them walking in on you.

When you have the cell phone in hand, take a look at all the numbers that show up in the call history list. Make sure you look over both the incoming and outgoing call history logs.

Grab yourself a pen and a piece of paper and write down all the phone numbers that you see on their phone’s call history. If you spot phone numbers that you recognize you can leave them off your sheet of paper, but do be sure to write down every phone number that isn’t familiar to you.

Step #2

This is the key step in this “investigative” technique - you are going to discover exactly who is the owner of every phone number on the list you just made.

There is a way that you can find out someone’s full details (name, address, background information) by only having their phone number. It’s called using a “reverse phone lookup” - this gives you instant information on the phone number.

How is this done? There are companies that buy pay money so that they can have access to all phone records (including unlisted and cell phone number) - they then put together databases that have information for every phone number. You can go online and search for info on a phone number whenever you need to and the person’s information gets displayed on your computer screen right away.

As I’m sure you guessed, there is a charge for running a search, but it’s only a few bucks. What you will want to look for is a company that only charges a one-time fee for unlimited reverse phone searches so that you don’t have to pay for each individual search you make.

Right at the bottom of this article there’s a link we included so you can use a free sample search to get an idea of how this works.

You guessed it - you are going to run a search on every phone number on your list. As you are doing this make sure to write down the information you uncover for each one next to the number.

Step #3

Now that you have completed the first two steps you have an entire list of exactly who your spouse has been talking to on the phone. This is a powerful piece of information - once you know who your partner has been communicating with it becomes easy to see if there is something ‘fishy’ happening.

Look over your list and see if there is anything that looks suspicious. It’s hard to tell you exactly what to look for, but I can guarantee that anything suspicious will jump off the page at you. After all, you now have the name and background information of everyone your spouse has talked to on their phone.

This “investigative” technique is an easy way to find out if your spouse is cheating on you without them ever knowing what you are doing. You need to know if your spouse is treating you with the respect you deserve and this gives you an easy way to find out.

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Divorcing: Protecting Your Finances And Keep Positive

Tuesday, February 26th, 2008
by Alson Maseko

If one person does not want to get a divorce, but one party in the relationship does and it is a no fault divorce, then the spouse cannot stop the divorce. This is called an irreconcilable difference and is a justification for divorce.

Proving a defense may require witnesses and involve a lot of time and expense. Your efforts will usually bring nothing to the situation. Chances are that a court will eventually grant the divorce. A person should not have to stay married if they do not wish too. The law is designed to give people the opportunity to get out of the marriage if that is what he or she really wants to do. If you are involved in a marriage that you don’t want to be in any longer, the process can be hard to get through, but you can make a divorce really happen, and put an end to the marriage.

How to protect your finances for divorce

Reduce unnecessary expenses as soon as you can. Meet with your spouse and agree to cancel utilities and other bills. You will probably need to have money later on and this is a way to save money. Sell off your personal property that you do not need or want anymore. You can do this now to avoid losing it later on.

Stop contributing to combined accounts like 401K and pension plans. Telling your place of employment usually does this. Make the necessary arrangements so that your money is not being added to this account. You have to do this until you find out what will happen to those accounts and who will benefit from them.

Keep positive

If you are someone that is facing a divorce, you may be feeling very depressed or emotionally in distress. These feelings are very normal. You cannot predict what is going to happen when you get married. Some marriages work and others do not. It is important to understand that this is not the end of the world and things like this happen all the time.

Do not give up. You have to be able to fight for what you think is right until the end. If you are determined to get something that is rightfully yours, you need to stand up for it. Getting what you want in a divorce is not always possible, but you do have to keep up a good fight for it. You have to make sure that you are doing this so that you can keep up your positive attitude about what it going on.

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