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Anonymous
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Depends on where and your ex-spouse went and what the arrangements of the divorce was. In many instances a woman can marry, divorce, collect pay from that husband, marry, continue to collect pay, divorce, collect pay from husband one and husband two, marry and still collect payments from husband one and husband two, divorce.... These are serial divorcee's - most often found marrying into money - we are talking millionaires. Their lawyers get around all the messy 'if you remarry clauses...' since the idea is she is supposed to be kept in the life she has become accustomed too.
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No usually, but it depends on your settlement. Read your divorce settlement.
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me mate and me got a divorce years ago, me mate, and I am still paying spousal support, mate. +3
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No! One of the only reasonable matrimonial laws remaining in California! Break out the jams and get down! ;-)
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No. He/She has a new 'provider'. You get replaced financially as well as all the rest.
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No, but they should add also when she's cohabiting.
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