If I don t take away the Buddha statue that my ex wife enshrined, does it affect me?

If you can incense the Buddha statue and worship it sincerely, the impact will only be to eliminate your own sinful karma. The Buddha is the Buddha of all beings, not the Buddha of a certain person, no matter the Buddha statue of **, respect will be profitable, and blasphemy will give rise to sin. If you don't need it and you don't want to offer it, you can give it to someone else, or send it to a temple and let someone else worship it.

The only effect on you is that you also have a Buddha statue.

Yes, if you don't believe in the Buddha, you won't be able to worship the Buddha sincerely, and someone will always return the vows you made before.

It doesn't matter to you. It's okay to have it in your heart. You can't help but believe it. But you can't force it.

According to Buddhism, believers have gods and Buddhas, and unbelievers do not come to gods and Buddhas, and it has no impact on whether you care about it yourself, and if you care, you will treat the Buddha statue as a guest, just put tea and pour water, and if you don't care, you will be ignored as a work of art.

Well, of course I have the right to deal with it.

If he really cares about you.

That wouldn't interfere with you doing such a thing.

You must know that his ex-wife's ** is still in your house with him.

This can be regarded as a provocation to you.

Have the right to deal with it, are you on good terms as husband and wife now? And you dealt with his ex-wife's **, do you promise that there will be no series of conflicts? Since that ** exists, it proves that his ex-wife still has a place in his heart, as long as your husband loves you now, why don't you tolerate your husband?

It's a different story if your husband still contacts his ex-wife regularly.

If you can't handle it yourself, it's best to ask your husband to inform her to pick it up.

If she doesn't entrust you to keep these items for her, ignoring repeated reminders can also be regarded as giving up the ownership of the items, and you can just throw them away if they are not particularly valuable.

Indict? Let's not talk about the law, as a man, suing your ex-wife for this little thing, compared with disposing of her personal belongings, which do you think is more appropriate? Which is easier to be talked about?

What kind of personal belongings make you so hot?

In fact, no matter what it is for, no matter who is right and who is wrong, you have already put a rest. The rest of the things are best solved in a heping way, the world is very small, and it won't be too embarrassing for everyone to meet in the future!

If you don't take it, throw it away, tell her. If you don't throw it away and don't take it, you still want to remarry.

Find a courier company, pack things for her and hand them over soon after, why bother!

From a legal point of view, it's okay, but don't be so ruthless.

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Why do you do it so desperately...

Indict? I don't feel ... Can't accept it...

It's a man who shouldn't do things so desperately, leave a way back for himself in everything, although it is legally possible, but morally it is still not necessary. After all, a husband and wife, call her ** and urge her to get it as soon as possible. If you don't take it, like the upstairs said, find a courier company to send it to her.

I also think that you should not be so desperate!

If everything is too exhausted, fate will inevitably end early.

Big man, there's no need to be so stingy.

Ask her if she wants it first. It's rude to throw it away, and if he says he doesn't want it, you're throwing it away.

Send it to her, husband and wife. Is it a hundred days for a husband and wife.

Let him take it himself, or throw it away.

Express it back or throw it away.

Where to put it. Don't come to pick it up and throw it at her.

You can sue the court, and if the ex-wife says that he is repaying his arrears, he should give evidence in Legal Interpretation 2015 No. 18.

The Supreme People's Court's Regard.

Provisions on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in the Trial of Private Lending Cases.

Article 17: The plaintiff initiates a private lending lawsuit solely on the basis of the transfer voucher of the financial institutionThe defendant argues that the transfer is to repay the previous loan or other debts of both parties, and the defendant should provide evidence to prove his claim. After the defendant provides relevant evidence to prove its claim, the plaintiff shall still bear the burden of proof for the establishment of the loan relationship.

From the moment you divorced, you were separated from each other's kinship, and all loans should go through legal procedures. First of all, you have to find out whether you are a loan or a gift, except for the transfer record, whether there is a chat record of borrowing money, and with the loan and transfer voucher, you can sue if you want.

In the current situation, you can't get it back, so it is recommended that you first collect evidence that this is a loan and then sue to defend your rights.

Hello, if you don't know, you can call the police. If you know, then it's okay to come up with evidence and prosecute.

Now I can only protect myself well, a man has been married so many times, and many times he is not a good person, so it is better to be better for himself.

I think it's really troublesome to live in a family situation like yours. You still make it clear to your husband and ask him to solve the problem quickly.

needs to be returned, since it is an ex-wife, then the other party has nothing to do with you, so the other party's things need to be returned to the other party.

Your ex-wife's cohabitation with someone else is her freedom, and you have no right to interfere with it.

You took something from someone else, of course you have to return it, otherwise someone else will call the police and you will be in trouble.

To return it, your ex-wife is living with someone else, what does it matter to you, she is looking for her happiness, what does it have to do with you, a man is not married and a woman is not married, a perfect couple. If there is a marriage contract, you can sue the court for settlement.

Things have to be returned.

One yard to one yard.

Without permission. It's not right to take people's things.

It's also not good for you to solve.

The problem now faced.

If you don't return it, you're probably already developed.

If you want to pay it back, why do you catch your ex-wife? There's no reason for that.

This is correct, what the village said is right. Because this land has been divided before, there is no share of yours.