Agreed. But I told him that this amazing OCT community will help a good man to avoid being unfairly screwed, so please guys..He should have listened to that friend who told him “don’t get married”. Avoiding problems is better than trying to fix them.
It’s very hard to prove fraud, and if the state is not the victim don’t expect the prosecutor to pay too much effort in the exercise.Anything you do then risks to being considered fraudulent,
Not necessarily, but we don’t know what the “good reserve” amounts to.which could cost far more than the just the divorce would.
Your friend has been screwed the moment he signed the contract with wife.Agreed. But I told him that this amazing OCT community will help a good man to avoid being unfairly screwed, so please guys..
Agreed, it would likely have to be a civil matter. For the right amounts and with good lawyers involved, that can be just as bad as prosecution.It’s very hard to prove fraud, and if the state is not the victim don’t expect the prosecutor to pay too much effort in the exercise.
If he has to pay x and does something stupid that incurs a penalty of y, the amount to pay is x+y which will either be higher than x unless y is zero.Not necessarily, but we don’t know what the “good reserve” amounts to.
About as empty a promise as "Until death do us part".Agreed. But I told him that this amazing OCT community will help a good man to avoid being unfairly screwed, so please guys..
is something that is really possible, especially with a proper assistance. Common divorce lawyers are usually not too good in that, they are too much focused at confrontation. An experienced professional negotiator can help; and many times it is worth to consider engaging a mediator.Perhaps he could also try to reach an agreement with wife, and explain her that the only winner in court battles is the state (and the lawyers in second place).
Assuming there is still time, what could be done? maybe investing in some less structured country?The best time to act was 2—4 years ago. The second best time to act is today.
Once the divorce is filed or could reasonably be assumed to be filed imminently, it's too late. Anything you do then risks to being considered fraudulent, which could cost far more than the just the divorce would.
So it depends on what the current situation is.
FR part of CHAgreeing with @JohnnyDoe , @Sols and @uplana in full.
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is something that is really possible, especially with a proper assistance. Common divorce lawyers are usually not too good in that, they are too much focused at confrontation. An experienced professional negotiator can help; and many times it is worth to consider engaging a mediator.
Would you mind sharing what part of Switzerland we are talking about? (DE,FR,IT,RR – eventually, I might be able to direct your friend to someone.)
I mentioned xmr. Meditate on that, and on its variations.Assuming there is still time, what could be done? maybe investing in some less structured country?
I know someone very good there, who coincidentally also went through a divorce himself.FR part of CH
IMO – no. As @JohnnyDoe and @uplana have said: go for a properly picked cryptocurrency (e.g. XMR), as of 1) fiat is traceable in fact anywhere, 2) “less structured countries” are usually not safe harbours.maybe investing in some less structured country?
Well, in such a case I can ask about some smart person (re: this https://www.offshorecorptalk.com/goto/post?id=327935), if needed (no guarantees!). If interested, say it here.FR part of CH
I mentioned xmr. Meditate on that, and on its variations.
@JohnnyDoe, you were simply fasterI know someone very good there, who coincidentally also went through a divorce himself.
I sent you a dm@JohnnyDoe , @Forester , I have asked my friend, and yes please, he'd like to have a chat with the person you suggested.
Can you explain me how to contact this person, maybe in a private message?
Thanks a lot
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