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by Sherri on February 8th, 2009
Unfortunately, YES, your income can be considered because that is more income coming into the household that can support the household which then 'frees' up more of your hubby's income. Went thru this many,many years ago when my husband's first took us back to court for more support, only I had a brand new baby and was on a leave of absence, so had NO income at the time! stupid move on her part...but, then, stupid is as stupid does!
Locked out my house for 16mths as ex wife determined to go to court for financial settlement. How long does it usually take? (Australia)
by yahooangel on January 31st, 2011
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My mothers ex-husband of over 3 years ago is trying to get alimony can he if he has his gf leaving with him?
by lawjunkie on January 28th, 2011
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Can your Cdl be suspended for not paying alimony?
by dobsond46 on December 11th, 2010
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my husband and i are still married we live in ny sadly, we have a daughter who will be 20 soon(rest will be in next post of story.)
by Dee_A on October 18th, 2010
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If my wife leaves the house & files for divorce, with no separation or try at reconciliation, will I have to pay alimony? (NJ)
by rangers28 on September 21st, 2010
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