The Dark Forest and Fraud in the Division of Assets

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Before realizing that the relationship had completely cooled off, the couple's economic and financial life looked one way. There was a prominent, profitable company or group of companies, which allowed the family to maintain a high standard of living. When the relationship turned sour and ended in divorce or, in the case of a stable union, dissolution, everything looked different.

When the time came to divide the assets, it seemed that the company was worthless. Regular (or at least apparently regular) transactions piled up and made it difficult to understand what had happened. They could bulk sms bahrain not be found, identified, or outlined. If there were deviations, their path was hard to identify in the middle of a dense forest, under dense fog, where we got lost amidst countless legal relationships that could mean anything. Trees? No! CNPJs [laughs!].

Have you ever heard of Robin Hood? Robin Hood, as they say in Portugal; Robin of Locksley. He lived in England and was loyal to King Richard (the Lionheart), not accepting John's illegitimate reign. He rebelled and began to be persecuted. What did he do to hide himself and his men? He went into Sherwood Forest. He, Friar Tuck, Little John, Allan Dale, Will Scarlet and others. It is very difficult to find anything or anyone in dark forests. Witches hide there and, if John had not marked the path with stones, he and Mary would be screwed.

With pieces of bread it is no use: the birds eat them. Want more? If it were not for a very determined prince, Aurora would still be there, beautiful and asleep in her parents' castle, hidden by a forest. She and all the inhabitants of the Court (not all beautiful, but all also asleep). Of course, there are other versions for each of these stories. There always are. But in all of them, the perception that dense forests can hide people and things. As has already been said, it is enough to make you lose your mind. Today, it is preferable to lose your head. It is all the same.