If the children are not minors, it is doubtful they can successfully argue against the trust. But they can certainly try to take you to court.
All children argue with their parents it is instinctual.
Yes brothers and sisters argue, it's natural for children to to fight/argue
Probably not. Unless they were legally separated, the husband is presumed to be the father of the child in question.
yes it will
yes lots of parents are stressed because of children so they argue a lot
Marriage does not fix problems. You are to get married out of reverence for God, out of love for her (and your children), and out of respect for yourself. Anybody that's around each other enough will argue. You don't argue with strangers; you barely argue with friends, and I'm sure you argue back. Most of the time it is just two personalities battling each other. The only way to fix that problem is to fix yourself; in which case, this will be most valuable to you weather you get married or get on!!!!
It means you two had better learn HOW to argue.
You did not state in your questions if you were separated or divorced from your husband or he was cheating on you. If you are separated or divorced then tell your children the truth. You might say something like 'your daddy and I love each other but sometimes people just can't live together because they argue too much.' Assure your children that they are not the cause of the breakup between you and your husband because often children will think they weren't being good enough and drove their father away. If he is cheating then tell them it was a friend of their daddy's and then deal with your husband.
it is possible, buts its wrong. if you love your wife or husband you wouldn't want to hurt them, and if they found out you had a lover they would almost certainly be hurt. if you were to go ahead and have a lover on the side you have to ask yourself whether you want to be married to that person. it almost always ends badly and if theres children involved i would definetly advise against it. . . gemma. gsevern_derby_@hotmail.co.uk-if you would like to argue your thoughts x x x
It may make them VERY depressed. There grades may suddenly DROP. But dont worry it is normal for every kid. If your husband/wife fought then you might be making them scared Or teach them that its ok to fight and argue
Raising and caring for your children is a very important job. The value of your contributions to the marriage are not measured only in dollars. But don't make the mistake of trying to argue your case without benefit of attorney. Hire a good one and get the compensation you deserve for the 24/7 work schedule you put into making a good life for your kids.
Cleopatra and Julius Caesar were never married. unknown many historians argue about whether they actually got married or not, but i personnally agree that they might have