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How to limit my family's liability?
My husband is an active alcoholic, who seems to specialize in drunk driving. I don't intend to divorce him, I hope he will get over his addiction, and life can go on. However, I am very afraid that he will eventually get in a wreck and hurt someone who will sue us. Everything except his retirement checks are in my name, but I don't think that protects me or my family in case of a lawsuit. Any ideas?
3 Answers
- LandlordLv 78 years agoFavorite Answer
So it's OK if he destroys other families as long as yours keeps your wealth? You two are a pair.
Try some therapy to get over yourself and your amazing greed. You are actually plotting on how to make a victim suffer more. You need to see how wrong this is.
For him, get him in rehab. Waiting for his to kill someones child is not an answer to anything.
- Spock (rhp)Lv 78 years ago
divorce him.
afterward you can live together [assuming your state doesn't recognize common law marriages] and you'll be partially shielded.
however, if you knowingly give someone who is drunk the car keys -- you're liable no matter what.
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