will i still get alimony if i fire him?
342941
just so you know, attorneys are notorious for not refunding your deposit after being fired... if have clearly documented exactly how much time you have spent with your attorney, and it clearly doesn't eat up all of your deposit, you can probably get some of it back if you file a complaint.\n\nand the answer to your question is yes.\n\nbut alimony, in general, in my opinion, is "dirty money".  unless he coerced you to stay home to cook and clean, of course, then he deserves to pay every cent.
786273
Boy, are you down on women or what????  Man just chill out a little bit here. I see no reason in all the name calling here. She might have been a witch from heck, but geezzz.........\n\nAs far as the alimony goes, there are some women out there that have never worked out side the home a day in their life. And IF they have children she should stay with the children if the family can afford for her to stay home.  Now if there is no children, then I think she should go to work.  In some cases with the alimony, a judge might order the ex to pay her alimony for a certain amount of time until she will be able to find a job and is able to support herself or until she remarries, then it is cut off.\n\nI do feel like that the women do need to find a job to support their selves. But you don't have to bash women the way you are doing here, sorry. We are not all alike, just like you guys are not all alike. I am down on men right now, BUT I'm not bashing them the way you are bashing us.
694650
sue him, and if he takes the business away don´t worry his wife will f**k it up in no time just make sure you get something out of it for your trouble
375717
NO children involved? Does she expect alimony? Does he expect alimony..if answers to all are no, then file and do it yourself. You will have to pay the Sheriff to serve the papers. IF there is shared property, most states will force a sale and a split of 50-50 of all assets. Good luck
32795
I do not know if you know this but, if you were married to him for at least 10 years while he was an active member of the military you are entitled to half.  This needs to be stated during the divorce.  If it never was talked about then you need to get an attorney and discuss if you are eligible.  If you waved the right to his retirement during your divorce you will never get it the decision is final and non-reversible.  Your divorce attorney can tell you if he is receiving his retirement pay if you are in titled to it.  If not sorry bout your luck, he does not have to tell you unless you take him back to court to increase child support or alimony.
154745
You should receive some type of documentation stating how much you received in alimony throughout the year. Then, unfortunately, you have to claim that money as income.
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.
519982
If you have access to the  money..spend it on what you need.  The court is going to give you alimony and child support as well.  He is angry and making an already tense situation worse.  June is very near so you will be free soon.
959293
I think everyone here is on the right track.\n\nYou need to contact the local Labor board and check on them. You may be able to sue him for the pay, the lack of a 2 week notice before termination, and lack of a in writing letter of termination outlying the reasons. May want to talk to a lawyer and see what the rights are in your county to see what you are able to do from here.\n\nGood luck!
635605
If you reeeally need this job, I'd go to the Labor Board. It sounds like A$Shole wanted to find a reason to get rid of you.  You might come out on top in this one, but even so, will your employers make your job a living hell by always looking for legal ways to fire you again and again? Just think it over.  "Choose your battles" was some of the best advice I ever got.
230539
Yes you can, but make sure you get child support from him. Also if you are in a state that awards alimony I would go for that also.
382482
You can fire your attorney at any time for any/no reason.  I would suggest you find a new attorney first, make clear your expectations, negoatiate a fee, and let the new attorney handle firing the old one and retrieving your documents.\n\nI'm an attorney myself, I know we handle things like this from time to time.
70755
I think most states are "at will". Which means the employer doesn't need a reason to fire anyone. They just say, "it's not working out, I have to let you go."  It's very difficult for an attorney to fight for you. Unless you can prove with hard, hard evidence that you abused in some way. File for unemployment and see what happens because if you were fired, they have to pay you or fight it. If they fight it you'll find out why they really fired you. Most employees pay it, unless you were at fault.  Everything happens for a reason. You'll find something better that will make you question why you ever stayed there 8 years! Much Luck to you!
74051
He's dodging his responsibilities at home. Consult a divorce attorney and then tell him that if he doesn't make you a priority in his life, you'll divorce him and take half his money and make him pay alimony.
87299
Alimony is established b State Law. Each state has different laws reguarding divorce. It sounds a little far out but I could not say that under certain circumstances that it could happen. Best thing is to get a good divorce lawyer who will represent your best interests in a divorce proceeding
214350
Get his ass fired he can't treat you like that. Unless he is your boss or the manager. Tell your boss or manager how he is and ask them to please talk to him, and that will probley work. If not  keep bringing it to there attention.Eather he will get fired or he will treat you alot better. I know trust me.
286723
Yes because he did not represent you or did your paperwork for your divorce.  If her current husband is a judge, that would be a different story.