would I have to pay alamony to my wife if I decide to divorce her?
By admin on Jan 9, 2009 in Marriage & Divorce
br asked:
I paid for that instructs for assistant.sh doctor and I have mine and the daughter of 7 years I have no protection. The house is techinically my parents who owe the car. Work 2 jobs. but since my car accident I'm only working 12 hours a week until they buy a vehicle and a practical guide (to get my confidence back a little shooken up after the accident) and go back to I work full time. Has moved from Orlando to Indianapolis to live with me
I paid for that instructs for assistant.sh doctor and I have mine and the daughter of 7 years I have no protection. The house is techinically my parents who owe the car. Work 2 jobs. but since my car accident I'm only working 12 hours a week until they buy a vehicle and a practical guide (to get my confidence back a little shooken up after the accident) and go back to I work full time. Has moved from Orlando to Indianapolis to live with me
On Jan 11, 2009, ?•?•Cassie•?•? said:
Indiana doesn’t award alimony. They only have irreconcilable difference divorce.
On Jan 13, 2009, rocky1266 said:
Hope you signed a pre-nump..
On Jan 15, 2009, Nikki said:
No sir No sir. Unless you are cheating on her. Maybe then they will make you pay some sort of restitution, but Indiana doesnt have alimony requirements. Good luck with the big D!
On Jan 16, 2009, April M said:
Check out this website. According to law in your state, you have every right to sue for spousal support from her. Lol, it’s true:
On Jan 20, 2009, hugsandhissyfits said:
in certain states you are required for so many years after you divorce.wva being on of them.if she reamarries and you only paid 1 yr of alimoney you quit paying ..then she divorces her new husband she can go back to you to pay the rest of the yrs of alimoney you have left…isnt that a crock>?im a woman too!!LOL
my brother just went thru this with his wife who was cheating on him and moved my brother to my parents house and she moved her bf in.his house he bought!!!!..whats right with this scene?or the way our gvt does things?shes never worked one day since theyve been married…
On Jan 21, 2009, honey4bears2 said:
DEPENDS ON THE STATE YOU LIVE IN AND DIVORCE IN THE STATES THAT DO ALLOW IT YOU HAVE TOO BE MARRIED 20 YEARS BEFORE ALAMONY CAN BE PAID
On Jan 22, 2009, zynkkah said:
it depends on the law where you live
On Jan 22, 2009, eddood52 said:
Depending on how much money you and her can normally make, will hugely decide if there is an alimony judgement. The fact she moved to be with you has no bearing on it at all. Your payment will be adjudged based on a normal work week, not a period that is hampered by a temporary condition. And if she starts making a decent living as a medical assistant, then the alimony can be adjusted downward because she no longer needs as much money from you to support her lifestyle. The 7-yr old does not come into play since she should be getting child support from the father of the child, not you unless you adopted her.