Sentences with phrase «different than your spouse»

Not exact matches

Work spouse relationships are more intense than a regular friendship, though, and they can be different for different people.

My spouse uses a different one than I do, my children use a different one.

That said, it's not always easy to block out every stream of light using curtains, blinds or drapes, particularly if you live in an urban area (or if your spouse has a different schedule than you do).

In each of the cases the actions would be different ones, but if your spouse is American than there is nothing the bride can possibly do at this stage.

Why I Got Married After Just Finally one day he asked one of his All of the Drill Sergeants laughed when we told them we were getting married, Marriage after the death of your spouse is complicated but you have for your new lover will be different than that you had for your old one,

This all sounds like a very different kind of movie than Annihilation ends up being — all black ops and missing spouses and Homeland-esque intrigue.

Note that if an owner has a spouse who's more than 10 years younger, he can use a different table to take out a smaller RMD to account for the younger spouse's longer life expectancy.

Intestacy laws in other states may have different rules, such as having assets split 50/50 between a surviving spouse and children rather than having all assets pass a surviving spouse.

If you name your spouse as beneficiary, and he or she is more than ten years younger than you are, you can use a different table, which uses a longer life expectancy and requires a smaller annual withdrawal.

That Register contains agreements between spouses regulating their assets / property in a different way than what automatically follows from marriage legislation.

The Committee then listed six different situations where lawyers might consider a more secure communication method than email, including when: 1) communicating highly sensitive or confidential information via email or unencrypted email connections, 2) sending an email to or from an account that the email sender or recipient shares with others, 3) sending an email to a client when it is possible that a third person (such as a spouse in a divorce case) knows the password to the email account, or to an individual client at that client's work email account, especially if the email relates to a client's employment dispute with his employer 4) sending an email from a public computer or a borrowed computer or where the lawyer knows that the emails may be read on a public or borrowed computer or on an unsecure network, 5) sending an email if the lawyer knows that the recipient may access it on devices that are potentially accessible to third persons or are not protected by a password, or 6) sending an email if the lawyer is concerned that the NSA or other law enforcement agency may read the email, with or without a warrant.

[15] Newbury J.A., speaking for the majority, acknowledged that a commercial contract brought different considerations to bear than one between former spouses or common law partners.

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...

Married spouses enjoy different rights than common - law spouses, although both can assert a legal claim for property.

[208] Spousal support has a different legal foundation than child support... there is no presumptive entitlement to spousal support and, unlike child support, the spouse is in general not under any legal obligation to look out for the separated spouse's legal interests.

What mattered most to us as an adolescent is likely very different than what matters most to us now as a spouse, parent or grandparent.

Everyone (particularly married individuals who are looking to buy life insurance at the same time) needs to understand that there is a very good chance that the best type of life insurance policy for you isn't going to be the best life insurance policy for someone else (married couples take note, it may make sense to apply with different insurance companies than your spouse).

My spouse uses a different one than I do, my children use a different one.

But in other respects, in the ways we were able to measure, unhappy spouses who divorced and unhappy spouses who stayed married looked more similar than different: Before the divorce, they reported similar levels of personal happiness, personal mastery, and self - esteem.

Demographically, unhappy and happy spouses [16] were more similar than different.

One might assume, for example, that unhappy spouses who divorce and those who stay married are fundamentally two different groups; i.e., that the marriages that ended in divorce were much worse than those that survived.

In most respects, unhappy spouses who divorced and unhappy spouses who stayed married looked more similar than different (before the divorce) in terms of their psychological adjustment and family background.

Obviously you are a different person than their first spouse, but it will be hard for them to not compare someone they spent their life with.

One might assume, for example, that unhappy spouses who divorce and those who stay married are fundamentally two different groups; i.e., marriages that ended in divorce were much worse than those who stayed married.

For example, ending a «high conflict» marriage - one where one spouse fears domestic violence - requires very different steps than ending a «low conflict» marriage - one where unhappiness drives one or both spouses toward dissolution.

Your divorce will not be much different than it would be from any other spouse.

Divorce arbitration is different than divorce mediation because, in mediation, you and your spouse decide what you want to do in your divorce.

But first, you and your spouse must make a five - part vow — a different type of vow than the one you took on your wedding day.

Thus, when what a client tells his attorney is worded differently to the other attorney, a very different response may be forthcoming from the other spouse than might have occurred had there been direct communication between the spouses.

Having worked with many couples where one spouse comes to acknowledge his (her) homosexuality, it has become apparent that the issues are not any different than those besetting heterosexual couples.

Chances are your former spouse has a different parenting style than you, with some conflicting rules.

Everything from different spending habits and financial goals to one spouse making considerably more money than the other, causing a power struggle can strain a marriage to the breaking point.

«It may feel more workable to marry someone who shares the same kind of schedule, rather than having to constantly explain the demands of one's position to a partner or spouse who works in a different profession,» McNulty says.

Some of us have committed rape, beaten children, tattooed swastikas on our bodies, abused animals, bilked the government out of millions of tax dollars, lied under oath, cheated on previous spouses, dishonored our fathers and mothers, failed to keep the Sabbath holy, mowed down pedestrians in our SUVs while intoxicated, coveted our neighbor's stuff, gotten ourselves put on death row, sold military secrets to the Chinese, urinated in public places, beaten up people who looked or sounded different than us, but we're straight.

For example, I grew up in a European immigrant family, where some amount of dancing, flirting, and physical affection happened at celebrations with other people's spouses; these cultural norms of my own family are different than the norms of some American families.

Having never been married in the eyes of the law, no matter how many decades living as spouses, gay and lesbian partners must invent their own forms of matrimony, and negotiate different kinds of separations than straight couples.

It's true, your spouse and you will be a different person than who you married at almost every point in your marriage.

If your spouse is basically a good parent who just has different values than you, then fighting over custody is probably going to be an unproductive battle.

The slower moving spouse is probably in a different part of the grief cycle than the faster - moving spouse.

A person has a different relationship with their spouse than with their children, and each of those is different from the relationships with friends or their insurance broker.

A request for an opinion from a lender for the purpose of establishing a mortgage on the said property will inevitably create an opinion of value quite different, say, than an opinion delivered on behalf of a spouse complicit in a marriage breakdown legal proceeding vs another appraisal commissioned by the respondent / plaintiff to the proceeding.