Will gummi pay alimony to his hand even after its remarried to a donkey?
831522
lol.  palimony, maybe.
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
341362
While the terms of the Decree of Divorce may alter this answer, Section 30-3-5(9) of the Utah Code provides as follows:    (9) Unless a decree of divorce specifically provides otherwise, any order of the court that a party pay alimony to a former spouse automatically terminates upon the remarriage or death of that former spouse. However, if the remarriage is annulled and found to be void ab initio, payment of alimony shall resume if the party paying alimony is made a party to the action of annulment and his rights are determined. (Website for the statute is provided in the sources.)\n\nIn English:  The annulment will reinstate the obligation to pay alimony, if the paying spouse is made a party to the annulment action.\n\nFor more information on the standards for annulling the marriage, see Section 30-1-17.1, which sets forth the grounds for an annulment in the State of Utah.  (The web site is also attached.)
1051530
The marriage was annulled
89548
Probably.  He could endorse it with the right spelling and the wrong spelling.  His bank will probably allow him to cash it.
94167
It is not entirely clear what you are asking.  You seem to be under the impression that your little brother would have inherited all of your step father's property if his wife (your mother?) had finalized the divorce.  This is unlike to be the case, particularly if your step father had a will and/or a living trust in place at the time of his death.\n\nI can't answer your question without further speculation.  Therefore, I suggest contacting a probate/estate planning attorney in Colorado that listen to the facts and give you better advice.
1013361
Only in limited cases. If she is able to work, she is not entitled to alimony.
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WELL  ONCE U MARRY HIS DEPTS BECOME YOURS AND  YOURS HIS  HE CAN GO BACK TO COURT AND  TELL THEM THAT HE IS CURRNTLY UNEMPLYED ADN  NEEDS A REDUCTION IN SUPPORT  OR A POSTEPONE MENT UNTILL HE IS ABLE TO WORK AND IF HIS X REMARRIED   HE NEEDS TO LET THE COURT KNOW THIS  CAUSE THEN THE ALIMONY SHOULD STOP COMPLETLY  BUT NOT CHILD SUPPORT
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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.
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I have heard that California has some of the worst alimony laws in the country.. from a man's perspective. But I don't know any details.\n\nIf your lawyer urges you to take it, it must be good. They make a percentage, don't they? Trust a lawyer to pick up the last penny he/she can.\n\nOk, my answer is: call up a few divorce lawyers and ask. Most will answer such general questions on the phone for free.\n\nOk, my two cents is: WTF, half of all your assets and 8 years of alimony is not enough? You can't find a new job or husband in 8 years? Or did you just want to find a boyfriend to spend your ex's money with? Cuz he can't quit his job even if he wanted to, now, because he would go to jail for not paying you alimony. No wonder OJ was mad.
179975
sure why not . . . that old fart better have a prenupt.
40392
i hope they divorce and they get the karma
857269
Only if the mother has remarried and the new husband wants to adopt the child.A child can not be made "fatherless" in the state of Pa.This is what my lawyer told me.
73140
If you challenge this, you will have to produce witness that say that she changed it when he lost his mental abilities.  You will have to contest the will in Probate Court in the county that you dad lived in.  It will be an uphill battle to win this.  If a person leave no will, all funds go to the wife.  You see the challenge?
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I did figure you're the one that's got the 'property' here.. Sure! you want a prenup? What's the big deal (with him/his thinking?) Boy, you fight on this one now, he'll think up a LOTTA other stuff for ya later, consider that! You want him to tell you when to cash in your stock, how much to put down on that 'new car,' what he would do w/your investments? No? (Neither would I.. I bet he might do just that tho!) I had property and married someone (see? I know..) who was @$l00,000 in debt. (Guess who helped pay it off?) We sold "my" house and ended up 'trading up' and now that HIS name is on the new one, he acts like it's totally HIS.. so this deal stinks no end. Yeah, hate to see ya get in the same boat I am in. (I know, you didn't say he's got less.. it's just a 'hunch' I've got. Am I right?) I know Roseanne Barr declined a prenup when she married Tom Arnold as she was 'all emotional/in love and all' and SHE got taken to the cleaners by our good ole boy Tom there.. (I don't really care for either one, illustrating a pro-prenup point here is all.) Hope you don't luv this dude TOO much.. pick a richer one. mel
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
599749
You gotta ride this out, my friend. Think of diamonds and gold for your wife. It will be cheaper than the alimony.