However I am unhappy in our marriage, suspect him of past affairs and foind him domineering and controlling. I am stuck and wonder if a first step would be to get a new accountant rather than sharing his. I would like to sell the business but at present support him ( and 2 adult children living at home) financially. Any advice.
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You need independent legal advice ,
Your present accountant if he is a member of a recognised professional body should tell you if there is a conflict of interests
Divorce is really complicated but if it's a long marriage with children , Its equalization of assets and of income .
The main income earner might be able to avoid ongoing maintenance as a "clean break" by accepting less than 50% assets , maybe between 1/4 and 1/3rd total marital assets but are then free not to pay maintenance
This is just not legal advice
hope it works out