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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To PP: with a super handy surgeon husband who makes probably $1mm/year you indeed have no worries. Just make sure you invest and don’t spend all the money. Alimony is peanuts - one last I know got $100k alimony for a year, while her exH made several million/year. She was 50 yo and it was in DC [/quote]

I don’t believe this unless they were married fir a year or something. A 50 year old who’s been married fir a couple decades divorcing a multimillionaire would be fine financially.

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Yeah. There are two different weird kinds of liars on here about divorce and alimony. The MRA/Red Pill types who think that women marry and then divorce just to get crazy amounts of alimony or child support, even if the husband doesn't make that much or they've only been married a short time. And then the women who insist that other women MUST work because the law will screw them out of any alimony and allow them to be paupers even after many years married and lots of money earned during the marriage. Neither happens. Yes, divorce is financially bad for all involved, but what do you think will happen? You are going from one household being supported to two.[/quote]

Exactly: as if the breadwinner in that previous one household retains his income while SAHM doesn’t , the 2nd household will be not twice as poor. It will be 5-6 times poorer [/quote]

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