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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Sorry to hijack a bit, but does anyone know how the division, alimony and child support change if DH is working, but I am still primary earner? What if my income alone is just enough to pay for rent, daycare, food on my own - am I still facing having to pay HIM support? Assume I get primary custody (I'll fight tooth and nail for it), and his income is enough for him to live on alone, how could a court force me to pay him, which would close to impoverish me? And we have no assets other than tiny 401(k), but a lot of debt. I'd have to give half my 401(k) and future pension, but take half the debt and live like a pauper with my kids? I don't see a way out for me.[/quote] Get proof of adultery and alimony is off the table for him. [/quote] No. MD doesn't care about adultery when deciding alimony award, and in DC and MD it's a very small consideration in a litany of other factors. Nowhere near "alimony is off the table".[/quote]
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