when a couple living commonlaw for 12 years splits, and the wife gets half of house, would she still be entitled to support if she is working but earning less salary than husband
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
is there spousal support when there are no children
Collapse
This topic is closed.
X
X
-
Depends. The big question is, how much less?
There is the need to show entitlement. If you make $20k and he makes $200k, then there is obviously a discrepancy. But if he makes $60k and you make $45k, then the chances of receiving it are significantly diminished.
Comment
-
Originally posted by littleman View Postwhy is that even a concern. Ok Im going to let this out here. Why do so many women feel they are ENTITLED to spousal support? What the hell is with that?
It has less to do with gender and more to do with personality. Some people are just assholes.
Comment
-
Originally posted by littleman View PostMy bad CSangel that should have said why do people feel entitlement to it......just makes me mad
Comment
-
Originally posted by littleman View PostMy bad CSangel that should have said why do people feel entitlement to it......just makes me mad
Tell me the last time you heard your buddy or a buddy of a buddy talking about leaving his wife and wondering how much spousal support he is going to get. Never thats when...(other than in CSAngel's situation of course)
There is one gender that thinks spousal support and divorce go hand in hand. Shit how many poeple on here know of a man getting spousal support??? I wouldn't hsitate to say maybe 3 or 4 people.
Now...how many know of a woman collecting it? I wouldn't hesitate to say everybody.
Granted there is a slim selection of situations were its warranted but that might be about 15%-20%.
Our Family Law system seems to think that its acceptable for one ex-spouse to use the other as a crutch indefinetly. Thats horseshit!!!
I dont mean to hurt anyones delicate sensibilities but I call it like it is.
Comment
-
Originally posted by cashcow4ex View PostHell Littleman, I will say it the way it is.
Tell me the last time you heard your buddy or a buddy of a buddy talking about leaving his wife and wondering how much spousal support he is going to get. Never thats when...(other than in CSAngel's situation of course)
There is one gender that thinks spousal support and divorce go hand in hand. Shit how many poeple on here know of a man getting spousal support??? I wouldn't hsitate to say maybe 3 or 4 people.
Now...how many know of a woman collecting it? I wouldn't hesitate to say everybody.
Granted there is a slim selection of situations were its warranted but that might be about 15%-20%.
Our Family Law system seems to think that its acceptable for one ex-spouse to use the other as a crutch indefinetly. Thats horseshit!!!
I dont mean to hurt anyones delicate sensibilities but I call it like it is.
Comment
-
Originally posted by cashcow4ex View PostHell Littleman, I will say it the way it is.
Tell me the last time you heard your buddy or a buddy of a buddy talking about leaving his wife and wondering how much spousal support he is going to get. Never thats when...(other than in CSAngel's situation of course)
There is one gender that thinks spousal support and divorce go hand in hand. Shit how many poeple on here know of a man getting spousal support??? I wouldn't hsitate to say maybe 3 or 4 people.
Now...how many know of a woman collecting it? I wouldn't hesitate to say everybody.
Granted there is a slim selection of situations were its warranted but that might be about 15%-20%.
Our Family Law system seems to think that its acceptable for one ex-spouse to use the other as a crutch indefinetly. Thats horseshit!!!
I dont mean to hurt anyones delicate sensibilities but I call it like it is.
Also - I'm thinking the men who do receive it may not run around bragging about it.
Comment
-
Originally posted by CSAngel View PostPerhaps but the reality is that in most situations the woman is the lower income earner or the one who stayed home with the kids - which is why the man is the payor. That IS changing - and so is the number of cases with men receiving SS and CS.
Also - I'm thinking the men who do receive it may not run around bragging about it.
Comment
-
Originally posted by CSAngel View PostAlso - I'm thinking the men who do receive it may not run around bragging about it.
What irks me is the courts dont take into account the sacraficing the man does as well. For example my ex decided that she wanted to stay home and raise our children and open a home daycare. This was done after much protest by me.
So I worked my ass off for 11 years. I bought a nice home at 19, building a nest egg, and luxuries for the family while she stayed home and made minimal money with her daycare.
In walks divorce and I am back to renting an apartment and driving a 17 year old car. My ex however after having the good life for many years at home is now living high off the hog with a newish home, new car, trips and a personal trainer. Where is my compensation for all my sacrfices?
So I would say that the man sacrifices just as much as the women in a lot of cases.
I guess the lesson to all men is dont let your wife stay home. After maternity leave is done you insist on her going back to work and furthering her career.
After all thats what is expected of the man so that he can make his ss and cs payments in the event of a divorce.
Comment
-
Originally posted by cashcow4ex View PostI would shout if from the roof tops, and not just any roof top but my ex's roof top. Her rooftop that she has me to thank for along with the new car and sunny trips twice a year.
What irks me is the courts dont take into account the sacraficing the man does as well. For example my ex decided that she wanted to stay home and raise our children and open a home daycare. This was done after much protest by me.
So I worked my ass off for 11 years. I bought a nice home at 19, building a nest egg, and luxuries for the family while she stayed home and made minimal money with her daycare.
In walks divorce and I am back to renting an apartment and driving a 17 year old car. My ex however after having the good life for many years at home is now living high off the hog with a newish home, new car, trips and a personal trainer. Where is my compensation for all my sacrfices?
So I would say that the man sacrifices just as much as the women in a lot of cases.
I guess the lesson to all men is dont let your wife stay home. After maternity leave is done you insist on her going back to work and furthering her career.
After all thats what is expected of the man so that he can make his ss and cs payments in the event of a divorce.
Comment
-
Originally posted by WorkingDAD View PostAnd this is why? Because of man right?
Because he feel ashamed? why woman does not feel the same than ?
Because they're different then women. Nothing shocking or controversial there. It's just a fact.
Comment
Comment