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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Alimony is nit limited to the high earners.

My uncle was military reservist and fed civil servant 40 years ago when he divorced his wife who was also civil service with a similar but lower salary. She still got alimony and he paid child support, and signed over title to the house, all on his salary of $36k/year.

My friend in Maryland is a construction worker foreman and earns about $95k from that. Pays his cheating ex wife who has lived here 20+ years but still can't speak English $3,000/month and child support. That's after tax money ,for him, but she doesn't pay tax on it. He does odd jobs as a handyman to make ends meet.  while she lounges all day. Half the time she "can't " pick up their kid from school because she's "busy."[/quote]

Maryland is difficult to get alimony something doesn't add up here. Some stupid people agree to pay alimony outside courts and then complain at the long term consequences of it
 36K salary was a lot 40 years ago. [/quote]

Oddly Virginia is the opposite.  Back breaking alimony for those of us that aren’t high earners[/quote]

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