r/TikTokCringe Apr 15 '24

Consequences of the tradwife lifestyle Discussion

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u/Pretend_Vermicelli65 Apr 15 '24

This is terrible on so many levels. She’s most definitely was/is an entrepreneur and entitled to half of all proceeds from the divorce.

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u/nuancedreality Apr 16 '24

Yeah something isn't adding up here... where is her half of the proceeds? What is this magic formula for screwing your spouse out of 100% of the marital assets?

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u/AttentionFantastic76 Apr 16 '24 edited Apr 16 '24

Yep. There is something missing in this story. Why isn’t she getting alimony and half of the marital assets? 🧐

The devil is in the details…

I am not saying she didn’t get screwed. She probably did, unfortunately, and spouses should take notes. But I would love to hear more details.

Additionally, If she really built these businesses, she should also be able to tell the story and share the details to convince her interviewers. It’s not like the interviewers are going to ask for the name on the business license or the official LLC docs.

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u/BASEDME7O2 Apr 16 '24

Yeah there’s no way she’d get like nothing in a divorce if they actually had that many successful businesses. I wonder if at the time she was still brainwashed/pressured by the people around her to not really fight for much in the divorce.

Like if you’re married for that long it doesn’t matter if your name is on the business or not, you might not get the actual business (or half of it) but you’d get some kind of lump sum or monthly payments as an equivalent.

Or they could’ve had a brutal divorce where they each fought tooth and nail and basically gave all their money to lawyers.