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How do you find out if a husband has plans about his home that he's not telling his disabled wife about because he is fixing it up saying the house needed it but he is usually a lazy person?
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∙ 17y ago
Ask him casually, and during the middle of another discussion, if he's making plans to sell the house in future. Watch his facial reaction to the question. Pick up on statements that are more leading to denial. Someone who is being honest would say directly, "I'm not selling/renovating the house." If he's lying, he may say, "I never said I was selling/renovating the house," in itself a truthful statement, as he *isn't* saying to you his actual plans. When in a conversation with his wife ask her if the house is in both their names. If so he can't sell that house without her permission.
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