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If you received alimony in your divorce please share your circumstances. How long married, said or working mom, length of marriage, HHI, etc.
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| said = SAHM. Sorry for the typo. |
| I took him for everything I could. I deserve it. |
| Friend who had a minor disability imo (bad knee) get's it for life or until she re-marries. She was a SAHM to a poodle. |
| I get $13,000 a month. Married 23 years. I worked part time. |
What is his annual gross? |
| My mom was a SAHM who just divorced. She gets $5k/mo for 5 years. HHI had been $250k. |
| My brother’s ex wife got $2000 per month for life or until remarriage. Married 22 years. She’s a nurse. He made around $250k/year. |
$600,000 |
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I was married 28 years.
My income was approx. $125k year. Ex DW made about $45k. I pay $1600/mo for 10 years or until she remarries. So far I’ve paid 6 years worth. I also paid $1500/mo child support for my 16YO son. That ended when he turned 18. I paid most of his college tuition utilizing my income and a very well endowed 529 plan that I set up years ago. I am now paying his rent while he attends law school on a full scholarship. He’s a hard working young man and I vowed that my divorce wouldn’t affect his ability to achieve his goals. His mother does next to nothing to support our son. Says she can’t afford it. She has a net worth of a little over $1MM. She could do something. I get along ok with her but I’m happy to be out of that marriage. |
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^^^^ PP here.
I also gave her a lump sum of almost $500k and volunteered my 1/2 of our joint home which had no mortgage. Well worth it. |
| Do you think the ex will remarry or hold out for the full alimony? My bet will be she will remarry to be supported again. $5K and $2K a month are low numbers for COLA in the DMV. |
These are exactly the kinds of unjust and offensive awards that modern alimony reforms are eliminating. Unless you are severely disabled, there is absolutely zero reason that you don’t have a fulltime job. |
I said I worked part time while married. |
And now you work full time? And why exactly do you deserve $156K/year from a former spouse? |