In order to properly respond to your question I must know what State you live in. In New York, “grounds” are required. In California, they are not. With regard to the spousal support you would receive, the judge would have to determine whether the present income of your husband reflects his true, present ability to […]
In order to properly respond to your question I must know what State you live in. In New York, “grounds” are required. In California, they are not. With regard to the spousal support you would receive, the judge would have to determine whether the present income of your husband reflects his true, present ability to earn or does his professional training reflect a higher level of potential income. It’s a subtle question that will have to be examined carefully by a judge. You could avoid this problem by resolving the issues, including child custody and support, by mediating the divorce. If you are located in the New York City metropolitan area, please call me at 212-370-1660.
Leonard M. Weiner, Esq / Divorce Solutions