The laws vary from state to state.
Speaking in very general terms (without knowing the state), 10 years is considered a long term marriage, and spousal support can be awarded. If a wife is enrolled in school the court may order that support continue until her education is complete (in a reasonable period of time) and for a short term after that until she can become gainfully employed.
There are numerous settlement options though, spousal support is awarded in some cases until remarriage, and in some cases not at all. Spousal support is generally determined by the assets of the marriage, standard of living in the marriage, income of both spouses, and the length of time of the marriage. There are instances where a wife is the earner, and she is ordered to pay support.
Child support is for the child, and is determined by the courts in the interest of the child and the laws vary from state to state. Generally speaking support payments are often ordered to the parent who has primary custody. Today it's not uncommon when both parents are earners of relatively equal levels who share 50/50 custody to have no support order (but to have ordered expenses: IE one parent pays insurance, another parent picks up dental, one parent picks up sports costs, etc.)
Yes, in many jurisdictions, a spouse can claim spousal support during divorce proceedings, especially if they have been married for a significant period and are financially dependent on their spouse. The fact that she is going to school full-time and isn't receiving child support may strengthen her case for spousal support. It's advisable for her to consult with a family law attorney to explore her options.
Justice Sotomayor married to Kevin Noonan from 1976 to 1983
Bringing a knife to school is against school rules and is considered a serious offense. Depending on the school's policy and the context, consequences can range from suspension to expulsion, and potentially involve legal action. It is important to follow school rules and seek appropriate support if needed.
Rachel went to the courthouse in "Inherit the Wind" to support her father, Bert Cates, who was on trial for teaching evolution in a school. She wanted to stand by him and show her support during the trial.
In most places, legally you can move out at 18 while still in high school. However, it's important to consider factors like financial stability and support system before making that decision. It's recommended to have a plan in place to ensure you can support yourself after moving out.
Yes, in Minnesota, you can legally move out of your parents' house at age 18 even if you are still in high school. However, it's important to consider factors like financial stability and housing arrangements before making this decision. You may also want to have a conversation with your parents about your plans.
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Please contact your local Family Court center, which should be in your local court house. Ask them the average percentage of income usually rewarded for spousal support and apply that percentage to your husbands income.
You are married to your husband, so your loyalty should be to him and to no other. Forget the old love and stay true to the new.
Well choose your husband and please get over your high school sweetheart because you are married now.
Yes. She was married to Raymond Parks in 1932. They were married in front of Rosa's mother's house.
Griffiths married Australian artist Andrew Taylor on 31 December 2002 in the chapel of her high school, Star of the Sea College, in Melbourne. _/\ _ /_
No, people who are old enough to be married are too old to go to school unless it's college.
if your boyfriend wont come to school then the best thing is to break it off. if he isn't doing his school work or coming to school then if you two were to ever get married and have children then he most likely wont be able to help support you and your family
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Martha Stewart is a famous American TV-personality, she had been the host of several successful home-improvement and home-tips shows. She married her first husband, Andrew Stewart, a Yale Law School graduate, while she was attending college. They married in 1961 and divorced in 1990.
Run, don't want to the nearest marriage counselor. You are married. Your obligation is to your husband. That's what you promised to do for the rest of your life.
It will depend on the marital status. If they are married, yes, they are equally responsible. If they are divorced, or never married, the court order determines child support and responsibility for the children and their expenses.