Based on what? Interim support will turn into permanent unless she gets remarried or there is a material change in circumstances. You better hope you have some good cheating evidence. And I mean her sucking or fricking some BBC on video. For some judges, that may not even be enough evidence.

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Posted by Yammie250F

Member since Jul 2010

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Posted on 9/29/17 at 11:19 am to BigPerm30

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Based on what?

A lot of the laws have changed recently. My lawyer and her lawyer both told her that. Its not like that anymore unless you make an extreme amount of money, married for a really long time and the ex hasn't worked in years. My lawyer said her last client who had to pay permanent spousal was a brain surgeon married 20+ years and the wife never worked. Even with mine being part time when the final divorce comes it will be based on her potential income of working full time.

ETA: The reason why its full time is because both our kids are over 5. If the child is under 5 and your spouse doesn't work or is part time then you can't use that formula because they aren't in school yet and require all day care.

This post was edited on 9/29/17 at 11:23 am

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Posted by Evil Little Thing

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Posted on 9/29/17 at 11:24 am to BigPerm30

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Based on what? Interim support will turn into permanent unless she gets remarried or there is a material change in circumstances. You better hope you have some good cheating evidence. And I mean her sucking or fricking some BBC on video. For some judges, that may not even be enough evidence.

This doesn’t seem to be the case in Louisiana. My BF had to pay spousal support during their separation, but it ended as soon as they were divorced. No cheating or anything.

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