The interview format used by the Oliner team had over 450 items and consisted of six main parts: a) characteristics of the family household in which respondents lived in their early years, including relationships among family members; b) parental education, occupation, politics, and religiosity, as well as parental values, attitudes, and disciplinary approaches; c) respondent's childhood and adolescent years - education, religiosity, and friendship patterns, as well as self - described personality characteristics; d) the five - year period just prior to the war — marital status, occupation, work colleagues, politics, religiosity, sense of community, and psychological closeness to various groups of people; if married, similar questions were
asked about the spouse; e) the immediate prewar and war years, including employment, attitudes toward Nazis, whether Jews lived in the neighborhood, and awareness of Nazi intentions toward Jews; all were asked to describe their wartime lives and activities, whom they helped, and organizations they belonged to; f) the years after the war, including the present — relations with children and personal and community — helping activities in the last year; this section included forty - two personality items comprising four psychological scales.
For instance, you're
asked about your spouse and kids.
Can a lender or broker
ask me about my spouse or former spouse?
Not exact matches
So, why does the data indicate that when
spouses were
asked: «Knowing what you know now
about being the
spouse of an entrepreneur, would you still marry your entrepreneur?»
About a quarter (23 %) of those
asked said they would consider leaving their job if their work
spouse left.
When
asked about the PBO findings Thursday, Morneau said the government pursued the changes because some Canadians were lowering their taxes by sprinkling income to children or their
spouses in a private corporation, even though those family members weren't actively engaged in the business.
It says
about military
spouses that «
asking about military affiliation is not out of bounds».
It is remarkable how many couples have never
asked themselves: «I wonder how my
spouse really feels
about this behavior on my part?»
Before you
ask your
spouse to get honest
about money, be willing to look at yourself, and understand the areas where you need to improve.
This business of internalizing is all
about taking inventory of common critiques we have of our
spouse and
asking, «How might their behavior or attitude be a reflection of my own issue or the way I treat them?»
We gathered information
about experiences with marriage counseling in two ways: We
asked spouses on the written questionnaire whether they or their
spouse had sought counseling.
But when your
spouse comes home from a long day at work, he may be tempted to park on the couch and you may begin to feel guilty
about asking for help.
Asked about the media coverage of political
spouses, and whether it could be branded «patronising», she replied:» «Patronising» is putting it very diplomatically.»
«
Ask your
spouse (or lab mate), «I would like to interview you
about how I might improve our relationship.»
They were also
asked to rate their level of agreement with statements
about their
spouses such as, «We have chemistry,» and «We are able to understand each other's feelings.»
The participants were
asked about the support and / or strain they experienced with their friends and family members, including
spouses, children and other immediate family.
Researchers
asked 722 couples who were married an average of 39 years if they could talk to their
spouse about their worries, and if they believed their significant other understands how they feel.
If you look around or
ask one of your friends, they will have a story to tell
about how they met their
spouse through the internet.
They were also
asked to rate their level of agreement with statements
about their
spouses such as, «we have chemistry,» and «we are able to understand each other's feelings.
We aren't saying that you should drill them
about information
about their
spouse, but you can
ask general questions if the subject of the deceased comes up.
So enjoy the twists and
ask yourself just how much you really know
about your
spouse.
Marcy Cooper, a principal at Southern Middle School, near Fort Bragg in North Carolina, says she makes a point of
asking school staff and parents
about military
spouses who may be deployed, and she grants excused absences to students whose parents are coming home on temporary leave.
Of course, this being a Lionel Shriver novel, Big Brother does not shy from
asking big questions
about the issue of obesity and the limits of loyalty — for siblings, friends and
spouses.
They were
asked whether their
spouses or associates had books by or
about Stalin and Lenin on their bookshelves.2 And these efforts did not end with the McCarthy era.
Asking for information
about an applicant's
spouse.
A while back I heard a story
about an older married couple who were
asked to leave their residence because neighbours were disturbed by the behaviour of one of the
spouses — a senior citizen in the later stages of dementia.
Recently on our legal forum a user
asked, «My
spouse and I filed for bankruptcy
about eight years ago.
If you and your
spouse or partner both need credit repair,
ask about it.
It could also be a combination of closing costs and points that the OP and
spouse are being
asked to pay, say 1 point ($ 2120 on a $ 212,000 mortgage), and
about $ 850 in closing costs for a total of slightly less than $ 3000.
Expect them to
ask you questions
about fenced yards, and the type of work that you and / or your
spouse do for a living.
Ask any divorce lawyer
about how bloody the custody of pets can get between two warring
spouses, much more so than fights over kids or fortunes.
If you have legal questions or concerns
about your or your
spouse's tax liability, you can always
ask a lawyer.
Last,
ask your
spouse to go online an learn
about Collaborative Divorce by going to www.CollaborativeDivorceHouston.com and www.CollaborativeDivorceTexas.com
This approach is extremely dangerous because the divorcing
spouse will, as part of the discovery process, obtain financial documents
about those assets and be
asked question under penalties of perjury.
I assume you're
asking more
about polygamy, or having more than one one
spouse at a time.
On the other hand, it seems answering a slightly different question than what I
asked - you keep saying «well, lawyer will is better if your situation isn't as simple as you say», but doesn't at all address the case that I
ask about, where the situation literally IS as simple as one says - no debts outside mortgage, no prior
spouses, no family members outside kids to contest the inheritance, no interstate assets, no assets with complex tax issues, etc...
When I
asked Freeman what nonlawyers should understand
about their lawyer -
spouse's world, she said:
Sometimes our retroactive spousal support lawyers will argue there was a fear of harm by the needy
spouse that caused them not to
ask for support and sometimes it is for lack of resources to hire a lawyer and other times it is because the
spouse who needed spousal support was mislead or not told
about the real financial resources of the paying
spouse.
If you are entering a marriage with large resources and assets, you should feel no reticence or nervousness
about asking your future
spouse to sign a prenuptial agreement.
Definitely keep the fact that you're traveling alone to yourself, and if
asked, make up a story
about a fellow traveler (a
spouse or sibling works well).
A couple nearing retirement
asked me
about the pros and cons of electing a single - life pension option and using life insurance to replace the
spouse's benefit.
Whether you're active duty or retired, or the
spouse or child of someone in the military, be sure to
ask about these discounts.
You need to
ask these questions to yourself and talk
about them with your
spouse or significant other.
We gathered information
about experiences with marriage counseling in two ways: We
asked spouses on the written questionnaire whether they or their
spouse had sought counseling.
I
asked this question on my Facebook page, The Muslim MFT, and here are the answers I received: finances, stereotypes
about counseling and mental illness and even emotional problems, shame, lack of trust,
spouse not willing to go, fear of being exposed, fear of the unknown, time, not a priority, stigma, fear of facing the truth, family and peer pressure, and thinking it won't work.
That extra writing exercise
asked each
spouse to think
about his or her recent argument from a neutral third party's point of view, Finkel explains.
That means my
spouse will pick up more responsibility around the house,
ask me questions
about my day and be more attentive to the children.»
I recently was
asked about whether a
spouse must continue to pay alimony to his ex-wife now that she has apparently moved in with a co-worker of hers.
I was
asked on Twitter this morning by author Susan Kuhn Frost how to talk to your
spouse about money.
You've been thinking
about asking for a divorce, but have feared how your
spouse will react.