Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
Which state and percentage of his salary were you awarded, age at the time of divorce?
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.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
Which state and percentage of his salary were you awarded, age at the time of divorce?
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.
Wow. I don't even $10,000 for two kids in Virginia. Can the child support go up and the alimony go down in VA?
I asked for and got higher alimony which is for life. I got minimal child support. My kids were older.
Did you have to fight for it or did your ex agree it was the right thing to do? Do you work now that you are divorced?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
Which state and percentage of his salary were you awarded, age at the time of divorce?
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.
Wow. I don't even $10,000 for two kids in Virginia. Can the child support go up and the alimony go down in VA?
I asked for and got higher alimony which is for life. I got minimal child support. My kids were older.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
Which state and percentage of his salary were you awarded, age at the time of divorce?
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.
Wow. I don't even $10,000 for two kids in Virginia. Can the child support go up and the alimony go down in VA?
Anonymous wrote:Just like DB Cooper, women always want to know how big the payday will be before they step off the plane's rear staircase.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
Which state and percentage of his salary were you awarded, age at the time of divorce?
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.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote: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.
Which state and percentage of his salary were you awarded, age at the time of divorce?
Anonymous wrote: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.
Anonymous wrote:Stay at home mom. Married almost 20 years. Going through a divorce (2 kids).
Would very much appreciate your feedback or examples of how the spousal support you ended up with (via settlement or court) compared to the pendente lite guidelines (26% of payor's monthly gross income).
Did what you ended up with for spousal support exceed this, come in at right around the same amount, or fall below this? Also, if you feel comfortable sharing, how long did that spousal support last for what length marriage?
Thank you.