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Old 11-06-2009, 10:02 PM
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NO.. Well just that I was hopeing to get a home, When my divorce became final, with the new tax credit extended to April... But this will take alot longer than that, Oh well .... But I do have to say now I have to get a lawyer We have been separated for a year...Anyway She has two part time jobs an one she makes 20 the other 30 something ... I only make 18 an hour, I thought I was being fair spliting the cars, gave her all furniture ect.. I was takeing my own car, thats it!.. But she wants blood out of a stone. Or at least for me to empty my pockets. I put her through school too, my gosh were is the justice.?
Hang on, is she asking for something different than what you said in your original post?
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Old 11-06-2009, 10:06 PM
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The papers said she is not shore of what assets??.. And the court to figure this Out.. Oh also spouse support?..Geez She should give me that..Isn't she making enough money?
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The papers said she is not shore of what assets??.. And the court to figure this Out.. Oh also spouse support?..Geez She should give me that..Isn't she making enough money?
If she's asking for spousal support, that would've been really good to know from the beginning....

What exactly is she asking for?

What did YOUR filing say?
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It said for the courts to decide. I guess I have 30 days to comply back . Sorry, I did not make that clear, I was just more interested in my original post, if I had any rights, because I filed first in Nevada. That was my initial question . But yes, in these papers there is no amount set? I guess it is time to get a lawyer.
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It said for the courts to decide. I guess I have 30 days to comply back . Sorry, I did not make that clear, I was just more interested in my original post, if I had any rights, because I filed first in Nevada. That was my initial question . But yes, in these papers there is no amount set? I guess it is time to get a lawyer.
For the courts to decide what exactly? What assets there are? Who will get what? Both?

(yes, I strongly advise that you at least have an initial consult with an attorney)
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Old 11-06-2009, 10:27 PM
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Thank you for help.
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Old 11-06-2009, 10:51 PM
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The papers said she is not shore of what assets??.. And the court to figure this Out.. Oh also spouse support?..Geez She should give me that..Isn't she making enough money?
She might.

If your figures are correct and she's making $50 K while you're making $36 K, I would definitely file a response and ask for support. It will then be up to the court to decide who gets support (if anyone).

In general, IF ANY ALIMONY is awarded at all, it will usually be the higher income earner who will pay (could be an exception if there are extraordinarily high medical expenses, for example). In CA, it is routinely awarded for 1/2 to 1/3 the length of the marriage - a bit longer than other states. CA is also unusual in that it sometimes awards support even in short term (a couple of years) marriages.

If you really are the lower income earner and she ends up paying support, her filing in CA might have done you a favor. Not to mention that since you work in CA, it may be easier to make the court hearings.
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Old 11-07-2009, 03:50 AM
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NO.. Well just that I was hopeing to get a home, When my divorce became final, with the new tax credit extended to April... But this will take alot longer than that, Oh well .... But I do have to say now I have to get a lawyer We have been separated for a year...Anyway She has two part time jobs an one she makes 20 the other 30 something ... I only make 18 an hour, I thought I was being fair spliting the cars, gave her all furniture ect.. I was takeing my own car, thats it!.. But she wants blood out of a stone. Or at least for me to empty my pockets. I put her through school too, my gosh were is the justice.?
I find it a little difficult to believe that there are any part time jobs out there that pay that kind of money...not impossible to believe but a bit difficult to believe. What kind of work does she do?
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The papers said she is not shore of what assets??.. And the court to figure this Out.. Oh also spouse support?..Geez She should give me that..Isn't she making enough money?
You are traditionally obligated to pay her alimony because she is a woman.

In a nutshell, that's exactly where she's coming from.
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Old 11-07-2009, 12:15 PM
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It takes 20 days, once she is served. in Nevada It takes 6 monthes in California, That is a big difference to me
Believe me, no divorce is over in 20 days !!
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The papers said she is not shore of what assets??.. And the court to figure this Out.. Oh also spouse support?..Geez She should give me that..Isn't she making enough money?
How do you believe that Nevada has personal jurisdiction over your wife or any California property? California has personal jurisdiction over BOTH of you. As well as subject matter jurisdiction.
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Old 11-07-2009, 03:55 PM
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I find it a little difficult to believe that there are any part time jobs out there that pay that kind of money...not impossible to believe but a bit difficult to believe. What kind of work does she do?
My cousin made more than that working as a nurse part time.
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Old 11-07-2009, 04:32 PM
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My cousin made more than that working as a nurse part time.
Ok, that one I absolutely can believe. However, then why wouldn't she work full time as a nurse instead of working two part time jobs? Nursing is one field where there is plenty of work available.

I just want to make sure that he is being realistic in his assumptions of what she makes.
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Old 11-07-2009, 04:40 PM
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Ok, that one I absolutely can believe. However, then why wouldn't she work full time as a nurse instead of working two part time jobs? Nursing is one field where there is plenty of work available.

I just want to make sure that he is being realistic in his assumptions of what she makes.
No kidding - but honestly it's sometimes more lucrative that way. A nurse friend of my ex worked every other weekend on death row in Delaware...she made more during those weekends than she'd make in two weeks working full time.

(she did both actually but that's besides the point)
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Old 11-07-2009, 05:05 PM
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No kidding - but honestly it's sometimes more lucrative that way. A nurse friend of my ex worked every other weekend on death row in Delaware...she made more during those weekends than she'd make in two weeks working full time.

(she did both actually but that's besides the point)
I also know someone who worked only every other weekend (double shifts) and Wednesdays (double shifts) and made enough to support herself and her share of the children's support, without having to work at all when she had the kids.

It irritated the heck out of her ex, because he thought she should have to work full time, but she actually worked 8 shifts every 14 days, so it was nearly full time, she got full time bennies, and the judge was just fine with that.
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