information on starting a business catching cheating spouses?
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Just as a quick heads-up, if you're not able to find publicly available information on the internet, what makes you think you can sneak around and find out private information?\n\nInvestigators tend to be a little more inquisitive than you appear to be.
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I'm sure it's possible.  I have no idea what's involved except the need to have lots of money.  And I'd think you'd risk talking to an FBI agent before you'd actually find a real mercenary.  In other words, give up the idea.  It's illegal.  You'll get caught.
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I'd recommend getting a therapist or religious clergy person involved in this process.  You both need someone neutral to help work through trust issues.  However, the counseling will only help if you and your wife are BOTH interested in mending your relationship.  It will be a long road, but you can get through this with time and support.  It will be more important than ever to be honest with each other and make time for your relationship.\n\nWhile some say "once a cheater always a cheater" that is often true.  In my experience that's been the case most often.  However, it's not an absolute!  I've also experienced the other side.  People can change and people make mistakes.  Relationships need to grow and perhaps it was just in the growing stage during the affair.  If you are both committed to make it work you can get back to what you had.
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My wife started a home-based business online that's really working out for her. \n\nIf you'd like her website let me know.
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You don't specify exactly what you mean but if you mean cheat on a marriage then here goes.\n\nIt's not a matter of "getting caught", it's a case of doing the right thing.  If a woman (or man come to that) is married she should respect that union and not mess it up by having an affair.  Finding out your spouse has played away is hurtful and unforgivable.  If a relationship is stale, then try and work it out first (with counselling if needs be) and if that doesn't work, walk away, get a divorce and THEN, and only then, mess about with another person.
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sell flowers and chocolates for other couples to buy from you! you will earn big bucks!
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Yes, my wife and I own a couple of businesses.  A good place to get some background information on how to get organized, where to start, what to do, how to write a plan, etc. is the Small Business Administration website.  Lots of good basic information that will give you more information to do more in depth research.\nGo here:\nhttp://www.sba.gov/starting_business/index.html
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A home-based business like this one! www.5linx.com\nWhen you want to know more about it email me....
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Call reports are a good idea, just as long as you follow up and check on a few.  People are less likely to not tell the truth if they might get caught.  \n\nWhat I would suggest is that you provide a compensation package that is full of incentives.  Most salesmen (in my experience) work just as hard as they think they have to in order to make what they feel they have to make.  Make some of the incentives related to just getting meetings with prospective clients.\n\nAlso, manage the numbers.  If a reps performance doesnt tie in with normal business trends then make a trip with them and go on some calls with them.  Spending $1000 on a trip that will eventually have you terminate an ineffective rep will save you money in the long run.
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You need more information than we what we could provide you here. I suggest you read the following books:\n\n- How to Setup and Operate a Successful Nightclub \nby Robert Smith \n- Club Design by daab \n- Start Your Own Bar and Tavern (Entrepreneur Magazine's Start Ups) by Entrepreneur Press \nDeveloping Retail Entertainment Destinations \n- Entertainment Destinations: Cinemas/ Center/ Casinos/ Clubs/ Cruise \n- Successful Beverage Management \n- Upstart Guide Owning & Managing Bar or Tavern \n\nYou can start by reading the article "How to Start a Nightclub Business" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol141/nightclub.htm - the article has some information on startup requirements, key elements, marketing tips, startup costs and other information\n\nI suggest you start out by preparing a business plan to help you learn more about what you really want for your club, your market, your location, resources you need and to plan how you are going to market your business. Bplans.com has a sample business plan for free for a nightclub business:\nhttp://www.bplan.com/spv/3189/index.cfm?affiliate=sba\n\nAs for having a partner, it is important that you have a Buy-Sell Agreement. A buy-sell agreement is a binding contract between the partners that defines: 1) What events will trigger a buyout, 2) the price that is to be paid for the disassociating partner's interest in the business, and 3) who can buy the dis-associating partner's interest (e.g. outsiders vs. other partners in the business). \n\nIn the absence of a buy-sell agreement, state laws regarding partnerships will apply--and this could have a negative outcome for you. The departure of a partner, for example, might result in an automatic dissolution of the partnership and forced distribution of assets and profits. If a partner dies, becomes incapacitated or gets divorced, you might unwillingly inherit the partner's spouse (or ex-spouse) as your new partner in the business. Likewise, if a partner decides to sell his interest to an outsider, you could end up having to share your business with a stranger.
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you bet....been done before with good results... as long as he has money that is....otherwise , whats the point better to set him up...in public   take him to Jerry Springer and have all the wife's there to confront him   good luck !
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i would be plotting revenge....just remember, in a marriage.......WHAT'S HIS IS YOURS, AND WHAT'S YOURS IS YOURS. \ngood luck.
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Try www.bbb.org\nBetter Business Bureau\nEven if the business is not listed, they give information on how to find scams.
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Steal, rob, and cheat.
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What? you want a suggested story idea?\n\nokay, this guy Bill starts a company with a partner, Joe. Bill has 2 million dollars to hide and thinks he can funnel it to Joe's south carolina bank and no one will figure it out because Bill is not listed as an owner of the s.c. corporation & Bill lives in georgia.\n\nSo Bill rolls along collecting regular paychecks from Joe and a few bonus checks of $50,000 or so every 6 months. This goes on for say 10 years. But Joe is not stupid, Joe figures out it's stolen money and stops giving Bill his usual payoffs. Bill can't complain or call the cops because it IS stolen cash.\n\nBill tries to get it back from Joe but Joe spent it on a big fancy beach house for himself. Bill was so rattled he left the entire paper trail out where his wife could find it. She took the evidence of money laundering to the police. They laughed at her story and said it couldn't be true. She was hurt to be thought of as a liar.\n\nSo she called the FBI and they didn't believe her either. So Bill will never be caught. And Joe will keep the money and the beach house. \nAnd no one will EVER see the truth.\n\nThe End
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There is quite a history on them. Please check these out:\nhttp://www.corporatecrimefighters.com/html/unum_s_claim_cheating_initiati.html\nhttp://www.unumprovidentlawsuit.com/\nhttp://www.corpwatch.org/article.php?id=12569
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Wow.  There are some dumb responses here.  Anistasia (other respondent) was pretty much on target, though.  The key questions will involve: (1) the form of the business, (2) your husband's role in the business, (3) your role in the business, (4) the type of tax that didn't get paid, and (5) the laws about marriage property in your state.\n\nShort answer:  Yes, there's a good chance that this can become a problem for you, even if it's just convincing the IRS you're not a valid target.  If they believe they can get to your husband by rattling your cage, they might, even if they know they can't get to you.\n\nTo answer your question, one would need to ask you these questions:\n(1) What kind of business is it?  Corporation?  Sole Proprietorship?  If the business is a limited liability form (corp., LLC, etc.), it may serve to contain the problem to just the company and its assets.\n(2) Does your husband own the company or just work at it?  What is his role in the company?  If he owns it, are there other owners?\n(3) What kind of tax is it?  For some tax types, the IRS can push right through a corporate structure and assign some of the liability to individuals involved in operating the company, officers or not.\n(4) How are you involved?  Are you an officer in the business?  (Even if you are an officer "just on paper", you could be on the hook.)  Do you help run it?  Do you do its books?\n(5) What are your state's laws regarding marriage property?  In some states, the debt of one spouse is basically the debt of both.  In other states, the debts are separate (or separable).\n\nAs you can see, there is no short, easy answer for you.  You should probably consult with a lawyer or CPA who has experience in handling such matters.  Good luck.