Clarity,
Office 17622,
PO Box 6945,
London.
W1A 6US
United Kingdom
Phone/ Voicemail:
+44 (0)20 3287 3053 (UK)
+1 (561) 459-4758 (US).
Sigh. Been in a very protracted divorce, the whole thing is on year 16. Yes, you read that right.
First half (because it's taking place on 2 different continents) is complete. Second half involves a piece of property. He's a businessman of great craft, experience, and skill. I am not. Lol. He is not ethical, and I am. I refuse to lie under oath, he has no issues whatsoever. Hence the divorce. Hence the protracted divorce.
Recently, he was forced by the Supreme Court in country 1 to settle the judgment which he had been held in contempt for 4 years. Yes, I won on the basis that he was unable to probe his case which was based on false grounds. My counter-petition was granted on the basis that I had substantiated the grounds. So I am by law divorced, however ...
Part 2 Country 2. Neither of us has yet filed for missed assets, but specifically a piece of valuable property in Country 2 that he did not list in his original plaint (because he had attempted to get a default judgment). Before *finally* settling part 1 (only two weeks ago), he had put forth a deal to settle everything at once -- means to end the entire matter which included missed assets. In that offer, saying he low-balled the settlement amount is an understatement. I refused it on principle.
I am tired, but not vanquished at this point. I asked Yi: Will he cut a deal with me (as in will he reply with a counter offer and settle this whole thing)?
44 Unchanging
Atm, I am taking this to mean he won't on the basis of "don't meet a powerful woman." In other words, no.
Am I on the wrong track altogether? The thought of *more* is almost more than I can bear.
Trust me any help would be so appreciated.
First half (because it's taking place on 2 different continents) is complete. Second half involves a piece of property. He's a businessman of great craft, experience, and skill. I am not. Lol. He is not ethical, and I am. I refuse to lie under oath, he has no issues whatsoever. Hence the divorce. Hence the protracted divorce.
Recently, he was forced by the Supreme Court in country 1 to settle the judgment which he had been held in contempt for 4 years. Yes, I won on the basis that he was unable to probe his case which was based on false grounds. My counter-petition was granted on the basis that I had substantiated the grounds. So I am by law divorced, however ...
Part 2 Country 2. Neither of us has yet filed for missed assets, but specifically a piece of valuable property in Country 2 that he did not list in his original plaint (because he had attempted to get a default judgment). Before *finally* settling part 1 (only two weeks ago), he had put forth a deal to settle everything at once -- means to end the entire matter which included missed assets. In that offer, saying he low-balled the settlement amount is an understatement. I refused it on principle.
I am tired, but not vanquished at this point. I asked Yi: Will he cut a deal with me (as in will he reply with a counter offer and settle this whole thing)?
44 Unchanging
Atm, I am taking this to mean he won't on the basis of "don't meet a powerful woman." In other words, no.
Am I on the wrong track altogether? The thought of *more* is almost more than I can bear.
Trust me any help would be so appreciated.