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@@downhomegirl5 those dont always hold up in court, just ask Dr Dre. All the female has to say is that she signed under duress or didnt understand what she was signing.
@@boston312 Not just that. The court can throw it out because the judge thinks it's unfair and "unconscionable." There are cases in CA and NV where a prenup was tossed simply because it let the man keep all of the assets he brought to the marriage and the wife could keep hers - but she didn't have much and he did, so it was "unconscionable."
Any man who chooses this deal to get married to woman circa 2022, you have to question their mental fitness. Im 57, working on my 2nd pension, no children, never married and not getting married.. No alimony no child support. and I've been wi th plenty of ladies but mostly monk mode
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Very good information. Thank you. I'm using Cordell and Cordell right now but I've not heard them address the issues you have which are my exact concerns. Is it complicated to switch lawyers midterm during a separation?
If a couple married for 5 years, both has a previous marriage, husband has to pay 1st wife alimony plus child support, husband doesn’t have kids with 2nd wife and only married for 5 years, husband has been paying spousal support for 2 years now, but the divorce still hasn’t finalized, now 2nd wife filed to increase of spousal support. How long does husband has to pay? Will it become permanent spousal support?
Not in New Jersey absent extraordinary circumstances. Alimony in New Jersey cannot last longer than the term of the marriage and the time that you pay during the divorce litigation is included in the timetable. I hope that helps.
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What happens if your spouse is an illegal immigrant, owes backed child support, doesnt have a driver license and isn’t legally allowed to work or be in the country?
Who says it's the man. My ex-husband refused to work. I supported us on $30k. I was tired of him not working. He tried getting it but it was determined I didn't earn enough and he could earn an income. He also, at the age of 56 moved in with his mommy.
Question I live in NY. My partner has been legally married for 10 years. (And he has a daughter with her) They seperated about 2 years into their marriage due to Infidelity on her part, shortly before he met me. Now after so long she finally wants an official divorce. Now he doesn’t make a lot of money and has been on unemployment since covid . We have a child and currently are financing 2 cars that are under my name with her a co-signer. Is she entitled to anything? I hope not but I’m just making sure.
That’s really difficult to answer. First, I am not licensed in New York and do not know anything about New York law. Second, I don’t have any facts about his situation such as assets or debts or needs of the wife or a child. It’s hard to answer question about “get anything“ without this information. He should speak to a New York attorney. There are many that offer free consultations and answer any questions that he has. Sorry I couldn’t be of more assistance. Good luck!
I cannot advise people not to get married or sign contracts. Every relationship and situation is different. If concerns arise, seeking counseling could help work through challenges in a thoughtful manner. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comments. I hope they help you. Please subscribe so you’ll get notices when I post new videos. Thank you, Brad M. Micklin, Esq.
Alimony shouldn't be nomore then 2 years tops. When the relationship is over everything should be over. When you get let go from a job they give a package for six months. Marriage should be the same way.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on alimony law. It’s always valuable to hear others perspectives, as it helps us better understand clients concerns and tailor our approach to suit their specific needs.
Honestly this scares me, happened to my dad's friend where he lost his house and paid his wife monthly plus child support.
It’s an imperfect system. I’m starting a new line of videos titled @familycourtsucks because I’m tired of watching clients go through an imperfect system and expecting more than I can deliver. You can subscribe so you get notices when I post new videos.
@@georgesontag2192 i sold everything got liquid cash and moved to another country, am not paying alimony to someone i hate
Step one: DONT GET MARRIED
Have a prenuptial agreement
@@downhomegirl5 those dont always hold up in court, just ask Dr Dre. All the female has to say is that she signed under duress or didnt understand what she was signing.
@@boston312 Not just that. The court can throw it out because the judge thinks it's unfair and "unconscionable." There are cases in CA and NV where a prenup was tossed simply because it let the man keep all of the assets he brought to the marriage and the wife could keep hers - but she didn't have much and he did, so it was "unconscionable."
@@downhomegirl5 If I remarry I will have one. Also I will do a background and credit check.
It really is till death do you part.
Any man who chooses this deal to get married to woman circa 2022, you have to question their mental fitness. Im 57, working on my 2nd pension, no children, never married and not getting married.. No alimony no child support. and I've been wi th plenty of ladies but mostly monk mode
Thank you for watching my videos and for your comments. I hope they help you. Please subscribe so you’ll get notices when I post new videos. Thank you, Brad M. Micklin, Esq.
Very good information. Thank you. I'm using Cordell and Cordell right now but I've not heard them address the issues you have which are my exact concerns. Is it complicated to switch lawyers midterm during a separation?
No, switching is routine. It's a matter of a simple form.
Audio is a bit low... difficult to hear. Did I miss it?... in which State does all this pertain?
New Jersey. Sorry about the audio. I'm working on it.
If a couple married for 5 years, both has a previous marriage, husband has to pay 1st wife alimony plus child support, husband doesn’t have kids with 2nd wife and only married for 5 years, husband has been paying spousal support for 2 years now, but the divorce still hasn’t finalized, now 2nd wife filed to increase of spousal support. How long does husband has to pay? Will it become permanent spousal support?
Not in New Jersey absent extraordinary circumstances. Alimony in New Jersey cannot last longer than the term of the marriage and the time that you pay during the divorce litigation is included in the timetable. I hope that helps.
can you recommend an alimony lawyer in san mateo county since ur in nj?
Sorry but I don’t know any. Try a basic web browser search and look for somebody that concentrates with specialized with in divorce wall. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comments. I hope they help you. Please subscribe so you’ll get notices when I post new videos. Thank you, Brad M. Micklin, Esq.
What happens if your spouse is an illegal immigrant, owes backed child support, doesnt have a driver license and isn’t legally allowed to work or be in the country?
Ask for an arrest warrant and direct them to the home.
That’s good for you, you can have her deported
Who says it's the man. My ex-husband refused to work. I supported us on $30k. I was tired of him not working. He tried getting it but it was determined I didn't earn enough and he could earn an income. He also, at the age of 56 moved in with his mommy.
It sounds like the system worked for you?
If I don't have a job and can't get one do I still have to pay?
Yes if it’s by court order. However, I don’t know about your case or your jurisdiction. Check with a local attorney.
@@bradmichaelmicklin234 ty
Will they impoverish someone because spouse doesn't want to work?
What do you mean? Will a court order support because a spouse refused to work?
Question I live in NY. My partner has been legally married for 10 years. (And he has a daughter with her) They seperated about 2 years into their marriage due to Infidelity on her part, shortly before he met me. Now after so long she finally wants an official divorce. Now he doesn’t make a lot of money and has been on unemployment since covid . We have a child and currently are financing 2 cars that are under my name with her a co-signer. Is she entitled to anything? I hope not but I’m just making sure.
That’s really difficult to answer. First, I am not licensed in New York and do not know anything about New York law. Second, I don’t have any facts about his situation such as assets or debts or needs of the wife or a child. It’s hard to answer question about “get anything“ without this information. He should speak to a New York attorney. There are many that offer free consultations and answer any questions that he has. Sorry I couldn’t be of more assistance. Good luck!
Men never sign a marriage contract!
I cannot advise people not to get married or sign contracts. Every relationship and situation is different. If concerns arise, seeking counseling could help work through challenges in a thoughtful manner. Thank you for watching my videos and for your comments. I hope they help you. Please subscribe so you’ll get notices when I post new videos. Thank you, Brad M. Micklin, Esq.
Alimony shouldn't be nomore then 2 years tops. When the relationship is over everything should be over. When you get let go from a job they give a package for six months. Marriage should be the same way.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts on alimony law. It’s always valuable to hear others perspectives, as it helps us better understand clients concerns and tailor our approach to suit their specific needs.