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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t know the answer to the alimony question. But regardless, I think you should divorce this guy! He doesn’t have a job, he doesn’t spend time with his son, he has a drinking and smoking addiction, and he smells! I’d rather pay alimony and be rid of him. My guess is you’d only have to pay alimony for a few years if they but I don’t know. Child support is the bigger issue. [/quote] You probably didn't mean to give me a chuckle, but you did - thank you. :) I don't think I'd have to worry about child support. I honestly can't see any judge saying that he's entitled to child support. I make all the money, provide for all of his needs, take him to all his play dates, am at every sports practice/game, go to every school function, take him to friends' parties, etc - and I literally do it all ALONE. So I'm less worried about that than I am having to pay for his life after divorce; though you have a point about paying to be rid of him. I forgot that another point is that he has these health issues and it's my job that supplies the health insurance. So I imagine that might be another thing I might have to supplement in some way post-divorce.[/quote] You may be ordered to pay cs, consult a lawyer. You need advice for your jurisdiction and circumstances. You may be surprised. Get kid in Ala Teen in meantime.[/quote]
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