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Bobct
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LdiJ
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There is no real "rule of thumb" for calculating alimony.
garrula lingua
Senior Member
Bob, each state has different laws about alimony/ss.
That is why you were asked what state you live in - the answer will change according to the state.
Also, people can only tell you what the statute says. Individual Judges have wide discretion (and exercise that discretion).
That is why you were asked what state you live in - the answer will change according to the state.
Also, people can only tell you what the statute says. Individual Judges have wide discretion (and exercise that discretion).
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