Grown Kids Try Forcing Dad To Divorce Second Wife In Court

re: Grown Kids Try Forcing Dad To Divorce Second Wife In Court

Lindy — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 20:01:02 GMT

But the man in question is 87 years old. If wife #2 spends all his money who will pay if he needs long term care? I imagine that responsibility will fall to his children so the new wife is impacting much more that one person's assets. I would hope the business assets have been protected since it's establishment.

re: Grown Kids Try Forcing Dad To Divorce Second Wife In Court

Noodlemonkey — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 12:55:35 GMT

I agree that a grown man (if mentally actute) should be able to spend his money as he wishes. I also feel strongly that the way he choses to divvy up his fortune in his will should be respected.

re: Grown Kids Try Forcing Dad To Divorce Second Wife In Court

Sandy Reed — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 04:44:25 GMT

As the co-owner of a family business, and the owner of the International Association of Women in Family Businesses, I have to say that I would be very concerned about the second wife's ability to have access to the money and assets of the family business. Many years of hard work has usually gone into these businesses; and if children are also a part of the business, their best interests, and the longivity of the business, should be protected. Hopefully this will occur long before a situation like this comes along...

re: Grown Kids Try Forcing Dad To Divorce Second Wife In Court

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