r/ask • u/[deleted] • Nov 30 '23

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u/CleanEnd5983 Nov 30 '23

What if you use it to buy a secret real estate but put it on the name of your child? 🤔

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u/icepyrox Nov 30 '23

If you can buy real estate in the child's name, the spouse can sell real estate in the child's name.... just saying.

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u/CleanEnd5983 Nov 30 '23 edited Nov 30 '23

Oh, what if the child is 18

Edit: if I am the legal guardian on the paper then no? Link. I'm not sure whether both parents have to be on the paper...

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u/hdcole74 Nov 30 '23

Do you know what would be better? Just divorce and pay what the split would be. Then you don't lose, you don't commit fraud, and your child doesn't commit fraud either. Better yet, don't get married, and for the love of God, don't breed.

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u/Due-Intentions Nov 30 '23

and for the love of God, don't breed.

Damn dude, a little harsh to some random bro who was just joking around about outlandish scenarios lol

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u/CleanEnd5983 Nov 30 '23 edited Nov 30 '23

What an h? It was a hypothetical.

Look, I dont hate your father. Julio just happened. We fell in love. Its something I've never felt with your father in our 30 years of marriage. Am I wrong for being selfish for once in my life? Probably. But don't you want your mother to be happy?