can  a woman get alimony in alabama if she left for another woman and the kids are grown and they have been se
147624
I doubt it. Alimony is totally different than plain old child support.
218389
It depends. Did you sign a prenuptual aggreement? If you did, basically what is going to happen is you're going to leave with what you came in the marriage with and your spouse will leave with what he/she came into the marriage with. If not, then it's actually the court's/judge's decision. The judge will make their decision based on the whole situation. Most likely, if there's kids involved, the one who has legal custody of the kids will get the most assets. If allimony comes up, the one who makes more money will have to pay it if asked to. Watch out though, because if you're the one who makes less and you're the reason why the divorce is happening, the judge might not rule alimony payments in your favor, if you ask for them.
188518
It typically depends on how much she makes. If she makes $15,000/year and he makes $100,000/year, she could file for and receive alimony. \n\nAlimony (from what I understand of it) is based on the idea that the spouse got used to a certain lifestyle during the marriage and now feels that he/she should be entitled to some money to get on his/her feet after the marriage ends. Check out the link below for more information.
437164
Well there's always legal aid.  If you have proof that he cheated, or if he admits, since its his fault the marriage failed you should get alimony.  And no matter what, if you get the kids, he'll pay child support no matter what the situation
946453
Yes...they are your kids.  That makes them YOUR responsibility.  Even if she doesn't let you see them, you still have to pay.  In the divorce decree it says that.
569715
You don't have to pay child support if you have the children!  He'd probably get you for alimony though!  I know it's a tough situation.  I stay home with our children and I've thought about leaving my husband twice.  It's hard but sometimes you have to bite the bullet and make even more sacrifices to make life better for you and your children.  Your children probably would be upset, but they would eventually get over it.  As they get older, you would be able to better explain the situation.
459234
Not necessarily.  In the state where I live (WI), you would have to prove that the other person prevented you from working during the marriage.
170975
you have to pay until they get a better job which negates the need for alimony or until they get married which also negates it. if they are living with another man that is not a relative then you may have recource. talk to your lawyer and see what they can come up with. give them all the information and if you can prove when it started all the better. and if financials have changed then take that too.
537231
If you have not worked since marriage, or since the baby was born, you will probably qualify for alimony (money for you) as well as child support (for the child).  Doesn't  matter that your husband refuses to support you...the law is on your side.  No father can skip his responsibilities.  Get yourself an attorney...chances are good that he will have to pay that bill too since you are not working but an attorney can tell you how it works in your state.
972614
Yes they can.  My father found out this the hard way after never paying his child support.  As a result until all of that past due support is paid up (plus interest) his SS check is being garnished.  He also has young daughter that they are hitting him for now until she gets out of school.
189592
the state. if the wife does not leave a will to anybody the money and property will go the state, however if the wife has children the property will go to the oldest child.
76962
Probably, unless you have cause for divorce, which would range from fraud (she said she would have children before marriage, but since has said she doesn't want to) to infidelity. I would speak to a lawyer about it.
591963
I divorced her because she cheated on me.  When she started threatening to sue me for alimony I told her that if she continued to push the issue I'd send a copy of her letter to the judge, the one where she admitted committing adultery.\n\nWhere she lives, if you are caught or proved to have committed adultery you go to jail.  That was how I over rode Bess.
179342
I am divorced, I have a son and my ex is remarried...I think I'm well qualified to answer this question.\n\nIn most states, if you marry a woman that has children, then SHE is responsible for paying child support, not YOU. The only exception is if you adopted the children.
1109815
she can't personally but the courts can and will not only garnish your wages but u can also do jail time.  alimony is court ordered.  when the set the payment it is done based on your current financial situation.  your best bet is to get with an attorney and explain your situation and you have to prove that it is affecting you financially.  you will still face ridicule as to why you can't make payment.  either get a lower paying job or incorporate yourself.  if you get paid under your incorporated name then you can pay urself any dollar amount u want and your ex can only take so much of what you pay yourself.
1013361
Only in limited cases. If she is able to work, she is not entitled to alimony.
122291
supposedly yes but I would contact the child support contact site and get a confirmation or go to domestic relations and have them set it up for you