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Married People - Should we beware of new constitution?
callaspade
#11 Posted : Wednesday, July 28, 2010 3:29:00 PM
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...hio ni kama ABC..
....sell that plot and put the money in your socks (which is an offence under the new CBK regulations)
.......take her to Mombasa to the cheapest hotel without aircon for a holiday.
......Give your brother the apartment key and move houses to Kayole.....Rent out the apartment.
...after coast,sell your car and start javelin with her....
.........and please do not try this at home.....get another 21 year old Laughing out loudly also dont follow my advice and sue me ! Goodluck and lets meet after
Impunity
#12 Posted : Wednesday, July 28, 2010 3:34:49 PM
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callaspade wrote:

...after coast,sell your car and start javelin with her....


Javelin??
Literally or what?
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Robinhood
#13 Posted : Wednesday, July 28, 2010 3:39:50 PM
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Weeeee Kizee!!!! Kwani you want to inherit the dude's mess?

@John K Msee wangu, Marriages with such an age diff tend to have major issues unless both partners are very committed. Both of you just never get to see things the same way. It may be best to just part ways. That said, just prepare to pay for your mistake as she will take some of your property with her on divorce. A smart lawyer may be able to help you ensure that the financial paid is minimal.
Great men are not always wise, neither do the aged understand judgement...
Blackberry
#14 Posted : Wednesday, July 28, 2010 3:59:35 PM
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I tend to agree with Kizee.....
kizee wrote:
ur 35 and shes 23? where is the problem? .........


.....John what arent you telling?? Lazima shida iko elsewhere....

Opinion is free, truth is sacred.




John Kamau
#15 Posted : Wednesday, July 28, 2010 4:26:09 PM
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I am sure the issue may not be with me or her. She just refuses. She just wants to have fun.

Anyway, to say the truth I believe I married a gold digger. Looking back, her back ground was really modest and she was down to earth. Any of you guys (esp. Kizee) would have fallen for her. I know she met some mamas in our Apt block who have really poisoned her with lots of crap.

About the grounds of divorce, i dont know. Maybe Ill just separate.

Seroiusly whats the legal position according to this new constitution.
Mpenzi
#16 Posted : Wednesday, July 28, 2010 4:37:29 PM
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John Kamau,

You really should read the posts above before asking more qtns as you have already been answered. Whether or not the Proposed Constitution passes is largely irrelevant to your situation. Like I stated above, under the existing marriage laws, what you brought into the marriage is yours, anything acquired after marriage - she can claim a portion thereof.

But seems you cant prove any ground for divorce so you are stuck.
Wendz
#17 Posted : Wednesday, July 28, 2010 4:53:36 PM
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John Kamau wrote:

Seroiusly whats the legal position according to this new constitution.


If you really really really need help, the answers above are sufficient to help you move to the next level.
kizee
#18 Posted : Wednesday, July 28, 2010 5:08:01 PM
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John Kamau wrote:
I am sure the issue may not be with me or her. She just refuses. She just wants to have fun.

Anyway, to say the truth I believe I married a gold digger. Looking back, her back ground was really modest and she was down to earth. Any of you guys (esp. Kizee) would have fallen for her. I know she met some mamas in our Apt block who have really poisoned her with lots of crap.

About the grounds of divorce, i dont know. Maybe Ill just separate.

Seroiusly whats the legal position according to this new constitution.



so will u send me a pic of her at least Laughing out loudly ...anywho u married a 21 yr old? thats quite brave my man sorry to say lakini she isnt in the same place as u..she definately doesnt want a kid who will slow down her partying as for the job..does she hav qualifications...anyway stop complainin if she luks anytg as u say i wud appreciate i must insist that u take one for the team!...divorce/seperation...only as a last resort
Jaina
#19 Posted : Wednesday, July 28, 2010 5:33:10 PM
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JK
You have a serious problem.
And that problem is you, not her.
Pliz,pliz leave the Katiba out of your marriage mess.

I fail to understand how you can live with a 21yr old for 2 years and she fails to get pregnant if she's medically OK.

You have a story you are hiding and some flimsy excuses about mama's in apartment, ati she is refusing to have a baby, ati she's a gold digger etc.

What exactly is your problem with her?. Failing to get kids or refusing to work or what?. or mama's in your apartment spoiling her or Katiba?.





John Kamau
#20 Posted : Wednesday, July 28, 2010 6:01:35 PM
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I iknow I am sawa in that dept as I have a 5yr old son from a previous r/ship who I support at arms length.

Looks like the best deal is from Pondi who I never thought Id be taking advise from. Hawo wengine kina Kizee are just mahungry.

I have not separated this issue from the katiba as this is the issue bothering me most, not abortion, not devolution, not land holding etc.

By talk as you may but what goes around comes adound.
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