This might be long, sorry.. Okay, so I am twenty-one and I have been married almost 3 years now. I moved in with him when I was seventeen and we’ve always had fiights, as I know every couple does. Problem is, we fight physically. He has never hit me (just the occasional pushing, spitting, shaking and throwing me), however I can not say the same bc i have punched him before in the heat of the moment, and i know that is never ok. He is mentally violent too (i’m a slut, my mom doesnt love me, I’m fat, I’ll never find anyone to love me like he does bc im so ugly and/or F’d up in the head.. etc) =( I know we both have anger management problems but when we fight, about 2 out of every 10 times, it gets physical with us. Over stupid stuff, like I won’t want to have sex, or I’m not talking enough.. etc. He started tattooing two years ago, and he “loves” his job. Wants to move around and tattoo & travel in different places. I am tedious I guess, b/c I’m perfectly happy working at a bank, and having health insurance and 401k. I have tattoos but I’m not really that into them now that its his life, basically. He is miserable here in AL and feels “stuck” in our home (we paid for from my mom) and between all the fights, and having nothing in common, we’re not the same anymore. Problem is, I just don’t know what to do. My gut is telling me to leave, but I do love him. However, its been to this point of about to file before & I’ve came back b/c it was the “easy” thing to do. I feel its going to be the same thing a month down the road where we get into a knockdown drag out fight and I leave and he cries and begs me back (even though its both our faults, im not saying it isnt). I love him so much, but while we’re still young I feel its best to just get it over with before we both become depressed, more resentful, and god forbid, have a child (we tried to get pregnant for 2mos then stopped, must have been a sign from god. i dont know why i think i thought it would make us better) But i’m scared. And he is too I just dont think he can mentally handle a divorce, he’s scared to be alone, but we’re both financially stable enough to go our separate ways so income is not an issue.
The only thing that I see being a problem is our house. Both our names are on it, and he wont want to stay here if we get divorced & he’ll want to move back to TN with his mom. Is me living in it until i can get it sold, an option? I care very much about my credit and banking is an industry I’d like to stay in. I’m thinking we wont argue about assets, so is online divorce an option? I don’t have $ 4k just laying around for a divorce. And if I file, do I have to pay for it?
I’m just scared he’ll do something crazy (once when i tried to leave, he pulled gun to his head [unloaded but i didnt know that] and his mom made me feel like a b*tch about it so i came back. We’ve tried to make it work, he still wants to, but I’m not so sure. If we’re going to wind up divorced one day anyway, I’d rather get it over now. I love him so much and want him to continue a career that he loves but I don’t think I’m strong enough for that and I want to go to school as well…
He’s just so emotional, I can see him begging me back, and if I wont take him back, running my name into the dirt and being very mean to me, if I decide to go through with the divorce.
After you divorced, how did you feel? Did you feel like you made a mistake? How soon were you means to get on with your life, and were you embarrassed to tell everyone that your marriage failed.
Reflux of gastric contents into the esophagus occurs because of…….?
increased HCl production by the stomach?
relaxation of the pyloric sphincter?
relaxation of the cardiac sphincter?
spasms of the submucosal layer of the stomach?
Thanks! Can’t find it anywhere in my stupid book -_-
I have been living on the property, collecting rent, paying all related bills, escrow, insurance, property taxes and the like. Occasionally when I run short of money I call the ex and ask him to pay a bill or two, and he says he will and then never does. Can I sue him and the father for crack of contract?
In the extract soon and looking for an aprtment. In an attempt to calculate the monthly payments and yaer so I know what I’m looking for money. I know it will not be pretty, but here are some of the things Ive got mit.Monatliche Ausgaben0-50 non-food food (not monthly) 50-75 Gas0-200 for food (food stamps) to 250 to 550 the apartment (to rent to low-income) 50-100 for Stromrechnung37 for home phone (Quest) and expenses animal Internet.0-10 — 387-1022Jährliche auto insurance Kosten300-1000 (two) 300-600 Insurance disease (both) 50-200 Wagenpflege25 Kleidung50-200-150 co-pay medical — maximum payment of 525 per month and 2150Insgesamt Jahr14.414Insgesamt minimum payments each month and add Jahr1.112BITTE Els wahtever you think in your comments, PLEASE! Thank you for your time.
I buy a house in California and I want to know what the tax exemption of an owner and how about having a stroke. All comments are welcome. Thank you.
We have a new 40″ Sony Bravia which everyone seems to love (in our family). But today my dad was trying to get a fly and somehow the rolled up map bent over in his hand and hit the screen “lightly”. But when the TV is turned on there are vertical white, red and green (and some other colors, too) lines which flicker a bit. There are a couple of spots, one especially where it was hit, that are a bit darker. It is all very depressing. We’re hoping the homeowners insurance will cover the cost of getting a new one, and will call a Sony repairman tomorrow, but in the mean time is anyone has any experience or suggestions with this please help. Because dullness is starting to take over! 
Thanks so much, any help will be appriciated!
Daughter died of cancer Father is the beneficiary she has no estate only morgage on her mobile home.Is the 100,000 taxable in the state of Georgia?
my husband and I paid for a house about 7 months ago…what is going to happen to the value of our home with all these buy out of mortgage companies?? we did everything right…bought within our means and got a fixed rate mortgage…but now i’ve been reading that home prices are going to go down…are we going to end up paying more than our home is worth now??? can someone please explain the affects of this to recent home owners that aren’t in forclosure??
2 part question.
First, I’d like some information and demographics on rent in the U.S. location, income, marital status, gender, age, sexual orientation… anything at all would be interesting. Links/sources please
Second, I’m twenty-five and will be a first time renter (just graduated). Single, no debt. ~$ 5600 salary a month (~4000 take home after taxes, medical insurance etc.) what would be a normal/ reasonable amount to pay for rent?
Here’s my problem; it’s a long one, so be patient. “The General’s Favorite Fishing Hole” is open from April through September and attracts many famous college basketball coaches during the off-season. Guests typically register for one week, arriving on Sunday afternoon and returning home the following Saturday afternoon. The registration fee includes room and board, the use of fishing boats, and professional instruction in fishing techniques. The chart of accounts for the camping operation is provided below. The General’s Favorite Fishing Hole Chart of Accounts: Assets: 101: Cash; 142: Office Supplies; 144: Food Supplies; 145:Prepaid Insurance; 181: Fishing Boats; 181.1: Accum. Depr.–Fishing Boats. Liabilities: 202: Accounts Payable; 219: Wages Payable. Owner’s Equity: 311: Bob Night, Capital; 312: Bob Night, Drawing; 313: Income Summary. Revenues: 401: Registration Fees. Expenses: 511: Wages Expense; 521: Rent Expense; 523: Office Supplies Expense; 524: Food Supplies Expense; 525: Telephone Expense; 533: Utilities Expense; 535: Insurance Expense; 536: Postage Expense; 542: Depr. Exp.–Fishing Boats. The following transactions took place during April 20–: Apr. 1: Night invested cash in business, $ 90,000 ; Apr. 1: Paid insurance premium for camping season, $ 9,000 ; Apr. 2: Paid rent for lodge and campgrounds for the month of April, $ 40,000 ; Apr. 2: Deposited registration fees, $ 35,000 ; Apr. 2: Purchased ten fishing boats on account for $ 60,000. The boats have estimated useful lives of five years, at which time they will donated to a local day camp. Arrangements were made to pay for the boats in July. ; Apr. 3: Purchased food supplies from Acme Super Market on account, $ 7,000 ; Apr. 5: Purchased office supplies from Gordon Office Supplies on account, $ 500 ; Apr. 7: Deposited registration fees, $ 38,600 ; Apr. 10: Purchased food supplies from Acme Super Market on account, $ 8,200 ; Apr. 10: Paid wages to fishing guides, $ 10,000 ; Apr. 14: Deposited registration fees, $ 30,500 ; Apr. 16: Purchased food supplies from Acme Super Market on account, $ 9,000 ; Apr. 17: Paid wages to fishing guides, $ 10,000 ; Apr. 18: Paid postage, $ 150 ; Apr. 21: Deposited registration fees, $ 35,600 ; Apr. 24: Purchased food supplies from Acme Super Market on account, $ 8,500 ; Apr. 24: Paid wages to fishing guides, $ 10,000 ; Apr. 28: Deposited registration fees, $ 32,000 ; Apr. 29: Paid wages to fishing guides, $ 10,000 ;Apr. 30: Purchased food supplies from Acme Super Market on account, $ 6,000 ; Apr. 30: Paid Acme Super Market on account, $ 32,700 ; Apr. 30: Paid utilities bill, $ 2,000 ; Apr. 30: Paid telephone bill, $ 1,200 ; Apr. 30: Bob Night withdrew cash for personal use, $ 6,000. Adjustment information for the end of April is provided below: (a) Office supplies remaining on hand, $ 100. (b) Food supplies remaining on hand, $ 8,000. (c) Insurance expired during the month of April, $ 1,500. (d)Depreciation on the fishing boats for the month of April, $ 1,000. (e) Wages earned, but not yet paid, at the end of April, $ 500. Required: 1.)Enter the on top of transactions in a general journal. Enter transactions from April 1-5 on page 1, April 7-18 on page 2, April 21-29 and the first two entries for April thirty on page 3, and the remaining entries for April thirty on page 4. 2.)Post the entries to the general ledger. 3.)Prepare a trial balance on a work sheet. 4.) Complete the work sheet. 5.) Prepare the income statement. 6.) Prepare the statement of owner’s equity. 7.) Prepare the balance sheet. 8.) Journalize the adjusting entries. 9.) Post the adjusting entries to the general ledger. 10.) Journalize the closing entries. 11.)Post the closing entries to the general ledger. 12.) Prepare a post-closing trial balance. Salvs, if you’re reading this, or if anyone else reads this, and CAN help me, I have just one more thing to add: HELP!!!!! lol
the general\s favorite fishing hole
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