After Marry, yes or no.
Clubber
Florida
So you are no longer married, what do you do now?
For me, I'd rid myself of my most costly expense, my home. Not only the cost, but the time spent on upkeep is draining. Give me an apartment with few responsibilities and a place to keep my stuff and I am happy. Other than that, not a lot I would change. I would also have a lot more time to spend riding. which is a great enjoyment of mine.
For me, I'd rid myself of my most costly expense, my home. Not only the cost, but the time spent on upkeep is draining. Give me an apartment with few responsibilities and a place to keep my stuff and I am happy. Other than that, not a lot I would change. I would also have a lot more time to spend riding. which is a great enjoyment of mine.
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I was retired a few years and sure did a lot more riding, but got un-retired and just don't have as much time, but what I have, I sure enjoy!
As I understand the SC decision, what they decided was the appeal to them was not valid because the partitioners were not the original ones, therefore making the local decision invalid. They therefore reverted to the decision before that one as what is now valid. I don't know what that decision was, but if you could marry under it, your on. If not, be careful.