Verbal agreements are only understood by those who arranged the agreement, so theoretically the other party (the boyfriend) can lie about the arrangement, stating that the money was a gift. I wouldn't suggest loaning money to anyone unless there is a written agreement or if you are willing to accept the possibility that the money you lent might never be returned. Depending on the amount of money you loaned (I'm assuming under $10,000 which is tax free in the US), it may or may not be a cost effective way to getting your money back. The worst possibly scenario is that you will waste money by pursuing a lawsuit and never get your money back from the boyfriend. If you still plan to file a lawsuit, it will probably be helpful to provide your attorney with information about what the boyfriend used the money for. Here is a site that might be of value: http://moneycentral.msn.com/content/Savinganddebt/Savemoney/P84389.asp You could always threaten the boyfriend that you will confront his wife about the loan and the affair if he refuses to sit down with a mediator.
It was a Mr Miller, who she married later.
she has a boyfriend and later will get married :D
jan louel olaguer is anghela avens boyfriend and will be married 5 years later
Eva Braun
Anne Donne was the mistress of Little Sodbury Manor, which was owned by Sir John Poyntz in the late 1500s. Anne Donne later married Sir John's son, Sir Nicholas Poyntz.
She was married earlier but later she got divorced then after some years she dated kerem alisik but they broke up
It means things at home will never go well. He loves the woman you're calling the mistress.
Mia Hamm was married to Marine Corps pilot Christian Corey, her college boyfriend, from 1994 until their divorce in 2001. Later Mia Hamm and baseball star Nomar Garciaparra were married on the 22nd of November in 2003.
Not yet, but working on it. see profile
Chuck him and find a new boyfriend.
my boyfriend did the same thing. i found out later that he was cheating on me.
Mrs. is an abbreviated form of the word Mistress that came into popularity as an abbreviation in coresspondance in the late 1500's. The word Mistress is the feminine of the word Master and was used to denote the formal position of the wife as keeper of the house. (If one was not married the title was used of the bachelors mother or unmarried sister if they resided in the same house.) The abrreviation later came to be used only for women who are married or widowed.Another answer:In the current day, Mrs stands for " Misses ".