Cohabitation?

If I'm very wealthy and choose not to marry my fiance but just live with him, is his ex wife who he owes child support and alimony to able to get more money from him than he's currently giving her just because I'm living there with him and we are together? We will be living in North Carolina.

If living with you and having you support him frees up more of his income, then yep - she might be able to do that.

stealth2 said:

If living with you and having you support him frees up more of his income, then yep - she might be able to do that.

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Especially since he owes back child support and alimony. While the court might not directly attach or consider HunnyBunBun's "wealth" he can be sent to jail until he pays, and guess who is going to bail him out? HunnyBunBun, have you considered why he want's to be with you with or without marriage? HunnyBunBun should be able to find a suitable companion or spouse with fewer financial obligations. While you are considering on moving to NC also realize that cohabitation may actually impact domestic issues, neighboring VA for example has such restrictions.

Also keep in mind that cohabitation in NC is illegal.