Delivering bad news via text is what's least worrisome in this scenario. How did they know about your debt in the first place? Why would anyone expect someone to declare bankruptcy over $7,000? I can't believe he did this. This is insane.
They knew about my debt because he told them, and they did not want him to marry anyone who would bring debt into the relationship. I told him absolutely not, and then the prenup was mentioned.
Post by Beeps (WOT?*) on Sept 25, 2013 23:48:32 GMT -5
They wanted you to file bankruptcy over a measly $7K? Sounds like his parents have some major money issues and he has some major parent issues. That's not "bad news." HE is "bad news" if this his standard (or even not-so-standard) modus operandi. That is definitely What.The.Fuck??? worthy.
They bought a house...without you. Without your signature, without your say, without your name on the paperwork...without you period. With his parents. Without you. That is absolute shit. Now, my DH did that to me (minus the parents part because he's a big boy and wears grown-up tightie-whities) - but he had my permission and I knew every step of the way what was going on because I was half a country away. Not sharing the same freaking bed at night.
If he's leaving, it sounds like it's no great loss. Even if he's staying, it sounds like no great loss.
Wait, what? We need more details / information. You were approved for the other house? So he bought two houses? Or you thought you were approved / never signed anything for the one house?
What exactly did his text say? This is crazy.
We were approved to rent a house. He never had any intention of moving to that house, but he had to get me to look at something so that moving would make sense.
We were approved to rent a house. He never had any intention of moving to that house, but he had to get me to look at something so that moving would make sense.
How long have you been married? Why is your husband trying to trick you into moving? Does he not see this as a huge fucking deal?
I hate living in Chicago. We wanted to move, but we are not ready to buy. He and now his parents think that renting is a waste of money and that home ownership is the way to go.
Post by melindafelinda on Sept 25, 2013 23:54:10 GMT -5
Go see a lawyer. Soon. Find out how this purchase will be affected by your prenup. Depending on what your prenup says you may still own 1/4 of the house.
Post by cookietime on Sept 25, 2013 23:54:48 GMT -5
Does he think this is good news? Like "Surprise, my parents bought us a house!" Or did his text present it as bad news because he knows how shitty this is?
Post by Beeps (WOT?*) on Sept 25, 2013 23:55:14 GMT -5
So, how far is this place from his parents? I'm seeing some serious issues here. (And not all on his parents' part either. He's got some major issues going on if he's this secretive and manipulative and keeps you in the dark about these major, major things.)
Post by Beeps (WOT?*) on Sept 25, 2013 23:57:44 GMT -5
Illinois is not a community property state; it's an equitable distribution state. Seriously, see a lawyer about how this purchase would affect you and your rights. Prenup, gift from parents, equitable distribution because he bought it with his funds and/or parental gift...
See a lawyer. And bring your prenup.
ETA: And speckledfrog asks a good (and very serious) question that you should be asking yourself...and him.
Wait, what? We need more details / information. You were approved for the other house? So he bought two houses? Or you thought you were approved / never signed anything for the one house?
What exactly did his text say? This is crazy.
We were approved to rent a house. He never had any intention of moving to that house, but he had to get me to look at something so that moving would make sense.
How did you find out about him buying the house? What did his text(s) say? I'm trying to figure out if he thought his was a "good" surprise. (Not that that makes it ok, obv.)
Does he think this is good news? Like "Surprise, my parents bought us a house!" Or did his text present it as bad news because he knows how shitty this is?
His first text said that he had some bad news about the house. I was panicking at working thinking that it fell through and on the verge of tears thinking about where we would go. Then he went on to tell me that it would be okay because there was this other house and his parents were willing to help and blah blah blah. He made it sound like it was just an idea until I shot it down and then he told me that he's already closed on it and we were never moving into the rental.
Jesus. I'm sorry. There are no words. Even if his intentions are good, it's so disrespectful and completely inappropriate, especially given your financial situation/history together. Super, super shitty.
Post by speckledfrog on Sept 26, 2013 0:11:20 GMT -5
In case there is any doubt, this is not normal. This is not how a normal relationship functions. This is seriously underhanded and incredibly disrespectful. I bet if you look honestly at your relationship you will find many instances of YH not valuing you. These are not the actions of someone who considers their SO an equal partner.
You would not even believe my face right now. At first I was like "Poor, stupid man.. he thinks this is going to be so sweet..." and now I am just totally in shock at that level of manipulation and especially at that level of manipulation perpetrated by three people. They are like a conniving club of assholes. I think your H might have married his parents and just had you at the ceremony for shits and giggles, seriously.
Also, is this for real? This might be in the top ten most bizarre things I've seen on TN/GBCN.
Wow. Has he been controlling of other aspects of your relationship? Does he ever value your opinion? I mean, even on seemingly insignificant stuff?
Because this sounds like a man (outside of the issues with his parents) that does not see you as a person, but as someone that will just do as he says.
Fuck, I never ever do this, but I would see a lawyer, get your finances in order (copies of everything) and leave. He purposely deceived you, made a huge decision without your input ON PURPOSE, and if he is willing to manipulate you about this - what else is he or has he manipulated you about?
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