Early Withdrawal

Question: Why should I lie and say that I have been separated for a year?

My husband recently told me that he wants a divorce. In october he moved out saying that he wanted a divorce, and right after Thanksgiving he moved back in saying that he loved me and made a mistake. Now-without warning-he wants me to say that we have been separated for a year (we live in Louisiana and that is the new law). Other than wanting to get a quick divorce, does anyone know any legal reason how he would benefit. He has agreed to sign the house over to me (I have a 15 yr. mortgage, and 30,000 equity in it), He has also agreed to give me all of the furniture. The only thing that he personally has that is worth any money is a IRA that is approximately 25,000- before penalties for Early Withdrawal. Any help would be appreciated because I have never been through a divorce.

Answer: Yes i did the same thing and said i was seperated overe a year so i could have a quick divorce too. its easier and you get them out of your life faster. what ever he’s promising you however make sure you have it in writing or put on a legal document they can tell you anything and you trust them and then bam later everything was a lie.

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