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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you are getting divorced, how can you plan on not being employed going forward? You will have to get a job.[/quote]

I don't get this either.[/quote]

It would be easier if I got the house we live in, but he had it before we were married.  It seems easier for him to move since he has a job, but he claims he wants the house.  Say I gets spousal support for 7 years, which would be enough to live off of, and a buyout for my share of the house which might be equal to a downpayment.  In 7 years, my savings doubles. Then I could use that money to pay for house payments.  Also, does my share of the retirement money have to stay in retirement, or could I use it now?  I've already been out of the work force for almost a decade.  My own retirement money might be enough for retirement, not even counting my share of his. Say I have 15 years before retirement age, and half of that will be covered by spousal support.  I'd only have to work like 8 years.  One kid is still in elementary school, so it makes working full time difficult for a few more years.
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You can't work full time because you have a kid in elementary school?  What the actual f?[/quote]

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