So, I've been reading a bit on here and I find myself wondering about one major aspect of my fiances separation agreement. The agreement states that he will pay x amount in ss for a period of 5 years from when the agreement was signed (2012).
The understanding was that he had been paying for two years prior to that with no agreement in place. The amount was about $400 a month higher then what the tables set out as a guideline though no tables or guidelines or even mention of specific income was included in agreement.
The marriage was for 15 years so this was what was worked out as .5 per year of marriage but at a higher amount then the tables required to allow ex time to get herself a job and self sufficient (though this was not specificied in agreement)
So my question is, when the 5 years is up, will his ex be able to make a claim for additional ss? Or will the sep agreement be held to? (Which specifies an end date to the ss?)
The understanding was that he had been paying for two years prior to that with no agreement in place. The amount was about $400 a month higher then what the tables set out as a guideline though no tables or guidelines or even mention of specific income was included in agreement.
The marriage was for 15 years so this was what was worked out as .5 per year of marriage but at a higher amount then the tables required to allow ex time to get herself a job and self sufficient (though this was not specificied in agreement)
So my question is, when the 5 years is up, will his ex be able to make a claim for additional ss? Or will the sep agreement be held to? (Which specifies an end date to the ss?)
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