[Alberg30] Alberg 30 Fair Market Value

[RABBIT649 at aol.com]

In a message dated 8/5/02 6:11:19 PM Eastern Daylight Time, SandersM at aol.com 
writes:


> In a message dated 8/5/02 10:08:59 AM, Dwalker at cemcocpa.com writes:
> 
> >tell her to take the boat and give YOU the cash she thinks it is worth
> 
> Much as you love the boat, this is exactly the right advice.  If she's 
> valued 
> the boat at $30,000, then have your lawyer tell her lawyer that she gets 
> the 
> boat, and you get the credit.  This will force the issue.  If she REALLY 
> Thinks the boat is worth $30,000, then you win -- you can go out with the 
> cash and buy two more.  If she doesn't, it forces her hand in negotiation.  
> "I cut, you choose."  If she won't take it at her valued price, then make 
> her 
> state a price at which she is willing to take the boat, and then you get to 
> choose whether to take the boat, or make her take it at her price.  It 
> works.
> 
> The trick to surviving divorce is to avoid getting hung up on things.  Much 
> as you love ARGO, there are hundreds of Albergs out there, and many good 
> ones 
> on the market.  When you get hung up on a thing, it just gives your wife a 
> pressure point to break you with in negotiations.  Don't let her break you 
> with ARGO.  If it comes to that, let her go (ARGO, of course!) and get 
> another.   Once your wife realizes that you are at peace with letting ARGO 
> go, chances are she'll back down quickly, rather than risk ending up with 
> the 
> boat herself.
> 
> Please excuse my presumptions -- I don't know either of you.  If I'm way 
> off 
> the mark, well, the advice is worth every penny you paid for it.
> 
> Sanders McNew.
> 

Straight out of "The Art of War". Very sage advice. Bravo Sanders.
Paul Cicchetti
#23 Ashwagh
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