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Reply to "Pendente Lite Guideline vs Actual Spousal Support (in VA) -- How did it compare in your case? SAHM"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It depends. I got alimony for life. I was married for 24 years. I was a SAHM. My ex is a doctor with a high salary. [/quote] Which state and percentage of his salary were you awarded, age at the time of divorce? [/quote] Age, 48. I get $120,00 a year tax free for the first 8 years. My alimony goes down every year till I reach the age of 65. After that I get $36,000 a year tax free. He makes $650,000 a year.[/quote] My a..hole exH was "fired" just as I filed for divorce. Then went back to the same company as a "consultant", right after signing the settlement agreement. How do you plan for your retirement? It's a nice alimony but without assets or savings after 65 y.o. it will be tight..[/quote] You need to work. There’s no reason an able bodied 48 year old can’t get a job.[/quote] I work and happy without his alimony. But I was just lucky to secure a job after 10 years SAHM. This doesn't change the fact that he's a a-hole. Who "fires" himself and gets severance at 54, just so he didn't have to pay alimony and higher CS? He basically ripped off his own child. His income 1st year after divorce was settled is $2mm/year. I am taking him back to court for a different child support in the fall. If I make 150K and he makes $2mm, there is something wrong with him paying only $1300/month in CS![/quote] Most judges would not have called him out on the timing of his "firing." Also, most lawyers would have hired a professional to determine his earning potential. I'd go back to court on this one.[/quote] Meant: Most judges would have called him out[/quote]
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