This is what it's coming to. Shame. Things need to change.

[RickTheToad]

My mom asked for a divorce. My dad made his mother his pension beneficiary — then took his own life. Now my mom and grandma are feuding. Who’s right?

‘My grandmother and mother both have lawyers, and they both say that they are going to get this pension. It’s been dragging on for nearly two years.’

www.marketwatch.com

 

[EyeBRollin]

His wife is entitled to the pension. This is pretty cut and dry. No paper work had been field for divorce.

 

[RickTheToad]

His wife is entitled to the pension. This is pretty cut and dry. No paper work had been field for divorce.

No, the dude killed himself due to the pending divorce.

 

[EyeBRollin]

No, the dude killed himself due to the pending divorce.

Unfortunately, that doesn’t matter. Marriage comes down to law. Gotta know that going in. Shoulda committed his suicide after the paperwork was in place.

 

[RickTheToad]

Unfortunately, that doesn’t matter. Marriage comes down to law. Gotta know that going in. Shoulda committed his suicide after the paperwork was in place.

Again, you are missing the point. I'll break it down again. Wife says, I want a divorce. Husband says f uck you, in theory, and moves beneficiary and then offs himself. Divorce = suicide in his mind.

Though, if he was going to off himself, which I am against, he should had liquidated his assets, transferred to a non-shared account, cash out, buy precious metals with the proceeds, or bitcoin, then proceed. Though this method, his wife wouldn't get a dime of his 401k.

Again, EBR, she wants a divorce, he kills himself. That was what I was talking about, not the division of assets.

 

[EyeBRollin]

Again, you are missing the point. I'll break it down again. Wife says, I want a divorce. Husband says f uck you, in theory, and moves beneficiary and then offs himself. Divorce = suicide in his mind.

Though, if he was going to off himself, which I am against, he should had liquidated his assets, transferred to a non-shared account, cash out, buy precious metals with the proceeds, or bitcoin, then proceed. Though this method, his wife wouldn't get a dime of his 401k.

Again, EBR, she wants a divorce, he kills himself. That was what I was talking about, not the division of assets.

You are in error. Even if he liquidated his assets his wife would still get them.

 

[RickTheToad]

You are in error. Even if he liquidated his assets his wife would still get them.

Nope, you are incorrect again. Want proof?

Ottawa businessman tells judge he burned $1M cash to keep from ex-wife

A Canadian man is claiming he burned $1 million in cash so he won't have to give any to his ex-wife. A judge didn't believe him and has sent Bruce McConville, 55, from Ottawa to jail for 30 days.

www.dailymail.co.uk

If your dead, the can't jail ya.