Take some time and read through some of the threads on this forum. You need to put things in perspective. I know it is all relative but count yourself fortunate that there are no children that you are fighting over but rather at least one of your concerns are whether the floors are going to get scuffed.
There will be financial change and that is very real for you. But as others have stated above and provided you with some very good advice to make lists, photograph everything of value and remove any items of sentimental value to you. If he walks out with more items than his share, let him, it will all even out in the end when you discuss equalization.
I do not mean to be unkind, but you can not stop him from leaving and why would you want to keep an unwilling party from leaving?
Again not meaning to be unkind but to state the obvious this is HIS fourth marriage and the thought that he might leave this marriage too one day must have crossed your mind at some point.
Hopefully, you can settle all the property issues in a amicable way without having to resort to going to court.
There will be financial change and that is very real for you. But as others have stated above and provided you with some very good advice to make lists, photograph everything of value and remove any items of sentimental value to you. If he walks out with more items than his share, let him, it will all even out in the end when you discuss equalization.
I do not mean to be unkind, but you can not stop him from leaving and why would you want to keep an unwilling party from leaving?
Again not meaning to be unkind but to state the obvious this is HIS fourth marriage and the thought that he might leave this marriage too one day must have crossed your mind at some point.
Hopefully, you can settle all the property issues in a amicable way without having to resort to going to court.
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