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You can't just take it out and move it goods or receipts will be asked for to prove you haven't just hid it to stop her getting a share   Go to your local bookmakers and collect every loosing ticke

If they have an official separation date, documented by their lawyers, then anything they both had before that date will be shared, legally. I.E. If he wins the lottery after said signed date she can'

The banks limit is 5k before it gets looked into for money laundering purposes. As said before a quick way to get rid is gambling.

If there isn't a separation date then tell him if he has a trusted mate who is self employed then he can give the money to him and he can say he was buying into the business and and if it's before the agreed date then it's all his and then he can ''sell'' his share of the business after the divorce and get his money back and his mate can getthe interest what little there will be

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get receipts for work thats been done to his cars / bikes / vet bills / work to the house ......... all stuff that cant be split down the middle like buying fancy cars / gold ect

 

even get receipts for stuff he already has, lamps / guns / push bikes / gold .... she's going to get half of the sale of them so he might aswell free up some money on them now

 

pay back his mate / family member that borrowed him a good few g's in rough times and he's called in the debt

 

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the gambling 1's seem a great idea .... scratch cards on the streets get them all

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I was going to say the same as CBdogA1.

 

Give it to a trusted family member.

 

Maybe even put it into a corporation/company, that you created, then transfer ownership of shares, via sale, to a trusted friend or family member. Then have it transferred back at a later date. So it would look like this.

 

£30'000. ----> Remy Inc (set up company) owned by Remy.----> Shares sold to Paulus for £5.00 total.--(divorce happens)--->Paulus hands over ownership of the shares of Remy Inc back to Remy (all assets intact).--->Remy Inc provides renumberation to Paulus for services provided.--->Remy Inc pays bonus to new owner for being awesome! Remy Inc is closed down.---> Remy keeps £27'000. Ex wife gets sod all!!!

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If you buy into a company then sell it you will be stung for business or capital gains tax

 

Buy a gold bar insure it get a mate to give you a good shoeing say you've been mugged gold bar + insurance

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Take it out in lots under 9000 and book a ticket too las vegas

dont think he wants to blow it,just keep it safe so she dont get her grubby mitts on it :laugh:

Casinos don't give receipts. So its possible he lost the lot on red.

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Simply move the money to an investment in the name of someone you trust. Abroad is the best option if you have friends living abroad use their address to open a bank account and deposit the money over say a few months in that then move it to a platform or other type of investment depending on your risk profile. Get good advice and do your homework first ;) failing that..... "Sorry m'lud I lost it on a couple of hookers, a 5k bottle of whiskey and the rest went on black" lol

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Be easier just spading the c**t.

:laugh: , its a pity he spoke about now, because he could have took out on nice sunny boat trip on the coast, and she could have (accidently ) fell over board :whistling: should have said fook all and just done it .lol

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