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Old 04-07-2006, 07:59 PM
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alimony & adultery

What is the name of your state? Delaware

I Got married on 01/11/06. We
> separated in February or early March. I am trying to file
> for an annlument. Am I entitled to alimony from my husband
> If I suspected that he commited adultery. What is the time
> period for an annlument or divorce?
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Old 04-07-2006, 08:14 PM
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What is the name of your state? Delaware

I Got married on 01/11/06. We
> separated in February or early March. I am trying to file
> for an annlument. Am I entitled to alimony from my husband
> If I suspected that he commited adultery. What is the time
> period for an annlument or divorce?
You lived with the guy for about a month and you want alimony? Just trying to make sure I have this straight.
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Old 04-07-2006, 09:00 PM
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What is the name of your state? Delaware

I Got married on 01/11/06. Am I entitled to alimony from my husband
After all, you gave him the best 45 days of your life.
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Old 04-08-2006, 07:40 AM
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What is the name of your state? Delaware

I Got married on 01/11/06. We
> separated in February or early March. I am trying to file
> for an annlument. Am I entitled to alimony from my husband
> If I suspected that he commited adultery. What is the time
> period for an annlument or divorce?
No alimony. And you are probably looking at a divorce. Suspected he committed adultery means squat.
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Most states are no fault. Get a divorce, get a job and move on.
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What is the name of your state? Delaware

I Got married on 01/11/06. We
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separated in February or early March.
Is this a multiple choice quiz?
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I am trying to fileb for an annlument.
Sorry, not doing the dirty deed is not grounds. Only fraud or the incapacity to marry.
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Am I entitled to alimony from my husband
The same chance as him getting alimony from you.
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If I suspected that he commited adultery.
Post the photos here for a determination.
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What is the time period for an annlument or divorce?
One hour, one day or 50 years.
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Re: Alimony & Adultery

I really dont know the facts to your case, but you could not receive alimony less than a year that you were married to your husband. You can receive alimony if you cant work because your in dissability or cant support yourself due to being unemployed Family Law Code Section 4320
Also regarding aldutery there is no such thing as that, that was back in time not no more he just decided to move on so you will have to file for divorce and you reason will be for irreconcilable diffrences.
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Also regarding aldutery there is no such thing as that, that was back in time not no more he just decided to move on so you will have to file for divorce and you reason will be for irreconcilable diffrences.
There are states where it can actually make a difference.
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Old 04-09-2006, 04:20 AM
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I really dont know the facts to your case, but you could not receive alimony less than a year that you were married to your husband. You can receive alimony if you cant work because your in dissability or cant support yourself due to being unemployed Family Law Code Section 4320
Also regarding aldutery there is no such thing as that, that was back in time not no more he just decided to move on so you will have to file for divorce and you reason will be for irreconcilable diffrences.
California law doesn't apply to a person living in Delaware.
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California law doesn't apply to a person living in Delaware.
Only if you're buying bread...alimony "laws" are the same in all states, F---ed up!!
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Old 04-09-2006, 10:11 PM
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Only if you're buying bread...alimony "laws" are the same in all states, F---ed up!!
I agree that, for the most part, your right. But there ARE some states that don't even have alimony laws. lawmendez is the guy that keeps going around telling everyone he "practices with an attorney in California", even though he's not a lawyer himself.
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he "practices with an attorney in California", even though he's not a lawyer himself.
Maybe he practices violin?
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Maybe he practices violin?
Who knows? I've asked him twice and he hasn't bothered to answer.
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