What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? CA.
One of my female friends just got separated from her husband after around 15 years of marriage. She took her kids and some belongings with her and left the husband behind with a note that she is divorcing him because she is frustrated of being around him. They’ve had ups and downs in the past as well. The husband has been unemployed for nearly 2 years now and has been taking care of kids, home chores and dependent upon her. He does not have any friends, family members or his own money. She left a check of $3000 so that he can move out and find a place of his own. He has the mutual feeling of ending their relationship for the better of both worlds since their marriage has not been working out for quite some time but she is worried that he may claim ongoing spousal support (alimony) from her since $3000 may not be enough to carry him for long? Does the husband have the right to claim alimony and for how long, if any? Thanks.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?
One of my female friends just got separated from her husband after around 15 years of marriage. She took her kids and some belongings with her and left the husband behind with a note that she is divorcing him because she is frustrated of being around him. They’ve had ups and downs in the past as well. The husband has been unemployed for nearly 2 years now and has been taking care of kids, home chores and dependent upon her. He does not have any friends, family members or his own money. She left a check of $3000 so that he can move out and find a place of his own. He has the mutual feeling of ending their relationship for the better of both worlds since their marriage has not been working out for quite some time but she is worried that he may claim ongoing spousal support (alimony) from her since $3000 may not be enough to carry him for long? Does the husband have the right to claim alimony and for how long, if any? Thanks.What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)?