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ROTTEN HUBBY SOLD OUR HOME AND FLED
NY Post ^
| June 25, 2006
| Brad Hamilton
Posted on 06/25/2006 8:50:57 AM PDT by Alouette
June 25, 2006 -- A Brooklyn anesthesiologist callously ditched his wife and three kids, leaving them homeless after he secretly sold their house and fled the country with all their money, the wife alleges. Dr. Raihan Chowdhury was deemed a fugitive Wednesday for ignoring repeated court orders to provide for his hapless family.
His wife, Sharmin Sultana, who gave up her career as a gynecologist to become a full-time mom, is now broke and staying at a women's shelter with the couple's two daughters and toddler son.
All while her husband lives in luxury in his native Bangladesh, possibly having remarried without getting a divorce here, according to her divorce documents and her lawyer's statements in Brooklyn Family Court.
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TOPICS: Crime/Corruption; Culture/Society; Extended News; Miscellaneous; News/Current Events; US: New York
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To: Huntress
You might as well talk to a wall as try to reason with the bitter divorced male contingent here. Really, instead of 'ad hom' attacks, try to argue--using reason--against my proposition that women in America have the same rights as men in a muslim country.
This guy simply acted like any woman in a divorce.
81
posted on
06/25/2006 9:56:52 AM PDT
by
Cogadh na Sith
(There's an open road from the cradle to the tomb.)
To: Alouette
Even though he's done horrible things, we must be tolerant of his actions, otherwise we are all racists. </sarcasm>
82
posted on
06/25/2006 10:00:32 AM PDT
by
YourAdHere
(Bradypalooza. Available at Amazon.Com)
To: Cogadh na Sith
Why don't you give some examples of how women in America have the same rights as men in a Muslim country? All I've seen so far is your blanket statement to that effect.
83
posted on
06/25/2006 10:00:36 AM PDT
by
Huntress
(Possession really is nine tenths of the law.)
To: Alouette
His wife, Sharmin Sultana, who gave up her career as a gynecologist to become
a full-time mom, is now broke and staying at a women's shelter with the
couple's two daughters and toddler son.
Well, you'd think some of rascal's colleagues would chip in and
help the lady and the kids get back on their feet.
But I guess in socialist states, it's just bad form to not tap the
state treasury for every conceivable life problem.
84
posted on
06/25/2006 10:03:46 AM PDT
by
VOA
To: Hildy
If you don't remember, then it is in my best interest not to remind you!
Yes, this is a terrible story and it is far worse than it would be for the average American woman. You are quite right about the cultural differences, but I'd bet my eye teeth that this exact same kind of sneaky, lying jerk was around in the caveman days! Bad men are bad men. That's all. I know divorced men and women, and have heard some really corkers about the divorces, but I think you have to admit, this woman's story is beyond the beyonds. Evidently, nobody in that closed community gave her one bit of warning or even a helping hand. As bad and rotten as the doctor husband is, it is even more appalling that he had help.
You are also right about this beautiful Sunday. My local weatherman couldn't have been more wrong, I could kiss him!
Mr. X and I are still house hunting, so that will be my day.
We are scheduled for seven open houses in three counties today. After reading this story, I'm going to make sure I speak to BOTH husband and wife before I decide anything!!!
To: Alouette
She may need to live on public assistance while she studies for her tests ,but she can over come what that rat did to her. In a couple of months she could be sitting pretty again.She needs to make sure the rat never is allowed to be with his children again.If he takes the kids to Bangladesh , she will never see them again.
86
posted on
06/25/2006 10:06:46 AM PDT
by
after dark
(I love hateful people. They help me unload karmic debt.)
To: television is just wrong; Brilliant
I have known of several families who put the house in the husband and his mothers name. Then the wife and the children are helpless and SOL. California state law allows that. Texas has the homestead law which protects the spouse. Florida has a similar provision. It's all predicated on what state law says since it's not a fed issue.
87
posted on
06/25/2006 10:06:52 AM PDT
by
Sally'sConcerns
(DIANA IREY for Congress, PA 12th District: Fire Murtha! http://www.irey.com/)
To: Cogadh na Sith
Do you believe lying gives you credibility?
88
posted on
06/25/2006 10:09:03 AM PDT
by
justshutupandtakeit
(If you believe ANYTHING in the Treason Media you are a fool.)
To: Sally'sConcerns
Actually, in Florida, the property must be in at least one of the spouses' names. If you put it in the name of the husband's mother, I don't think it's protected. But the wife should know better than to let the property be in the husband's mother's name--and so should the husband! If it's in the husband's name, everything is fine.
To: ishabibble
Good Idea and good luck. I hope you're neck of the woods is cooler than mine. Today, we expect the thermometer to hit 120! Please, no hell jokes! We'll be playing in the river all day. Actually, there's really nothing else you can do!
90
posted on
06/25/2006 10:19:41 AM PDT
by
Hildy
(Change calls the tune we dance to.)
To: Brilliant
It wouldn't be protected if the property was in the husband's mothers name but I've yet to see a mortgage company give what would be tatamount to a non-secured note so the mother would be the one also qualifying for the loan. A cash transaction I could see or where the mother is buying the property for the kids to live in but not where the spouse is the purchaser with loan proceeds. In that case both spouses must sign the mortgage.
91
posted on
06/25/2006 10:21:06 AM PDT
by
Sally'sConcerns
(DIANA IREY for Congress, PA 12th District: Fire Murtha! http://www.irey.com/)
To: EricT.
True, but he sure did try! He had taken the wife's money, credit cards, and the passports out of her purse. Sold the house. Stole all the money. His TROP pals helped him and never even warned this woman not to leave the U.S.
The article says that the three children are aged 8,6, and 3.
They are all living in a homeless shelter after sleeping on a bare floor for weeks. There was a book and movie some years ago about this same situation. It was called, "Not Without My Daughter" and it is a true story. After it was released, many stories of children kidnapped to Muslim countries came to light. There is a website about this, also. As heartbreaking as this woman and the other women's stories are, what I'm really struck by is the barbarity of the Muslim countries. Not the names or the customs, it is the mindset that is so completely wrong, more it is evil and dangerous for women. Where are our Leftie Libbers and NOW feminists for these women?
To: Alouette
Chowdhury can be a Hindu or Muslim last name but his first name Raihan seems very Muslim. This rat seems to be Muslim, I'm certain 85%
93
posted on
06/25/2006 10:27:21 AM PDT
by
dennisw
(Muhammad and his alter-ego allah need to be discredited)
To: Alouette
Can we send her donations?
94
posted on
06/25/2006 10:28:32 AM PDT
by
diamond6
(Everyone who is for abortion have been born. Ronald Reagan)
To: Cogadh na Sith
My ex did roughly the same to me. Left, told me he was making the house payments, left me with HIS handicapped child and let the house go into foreclosure. Didn't even make the papers.
95
posted on
06/25/2006 10:39:26 AM PDT
by
BruceysMom
(.I'm hot & not in a good way, menopause ain't for sissies.)
To: Sally'sConcerns
Yeah, the property is almost always in the name of at least one spouse anyway. Clearly, this NY case could not have happened in Fla.
To: Brilliant
Clearly, this NY case could not have happened in Fla. Yep, NY law is different in that the non-qualifying spouse doesn't have to sign the mortgage.
97
posted on
06/25/2006 10:45:00 AM PDT
by
Sally'sConcerns
(DIANA IREY for Congress, PA 12th District: Fire Murtha! http://www.irey.com/)
To: raybbr
She would need to get all her certifications/licenses/insurance along with ongoing educational requirements in order to start her practice again. That will take time maybe 6 months.
I think she could go to an number of medical organizations who would spot he startup costs she has option just a tough transition time.
W
98
posted on
06/25/2006 10:45:57 AM PDT
by
WLR
("fugit impius nemine persequente iustus autem quasi leo confidens absque terrore erit")
To: MAD-AS-HELL
Look on the bright side, she and the kids will be the next family on EXTREME HOME MAKEOVER! What an episode that will be...Especially her being a gyno, you can just imagine the type of room Ty will build for her! This post is a perfect example of why I love this place!! ROFL.
99
posted on
06/25/2006 10:47:11 AM PDT
by
Yaelle
To: pepperdog
I wondered also why the house wasn't in both of their names. Didn't people come to look at the house before buying? Something is odd. Anyway, with her MD degree, she should have no trouble finding a job.
100
posted on
06/25/2006 10:53:39 AM PDT
by
Dante3
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