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Sanctions for Future Expenses
Sanctions for Future Expenses

Wife [W] and Husband [H] were married in 2004. They separated in 2013, then W petitioned for divorce. During the legal proceedings, W and H argued over ownership of a house in Brazil. W held title to the house in her name only because H is not a Brazilian citizen. However, ...

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    Wife [W] and Husband [H] were married in 2004. They separated in 2013, then W petitioned for divorce. During the legal proceedings, W and H argued over ownership of a house in Brazil. W held title to ...

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