What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? California
My question is, I am reaching 10 years this December and am in california. We have been rocky in our marriage (due to me having an affair at which we tried to reconciliate, a few times i threatened divorce since our marriage wasn't going anywhere as a result of my actions and she's comes back crying at me not to leave her). We have 2 kids together, 8 yr old and a 6 month old and one on the way. I don't want to be stuck paying alimony for the rest of my life. If I file today, does that end the marriage today?
I have a friend who said his ex wife messed up and filed at 9 years and 11 months and he got lucky, she didn't know anything about this 10 year rule, he just got lucky, so since she filed at 9 years and 11 months w/o an official judgment from the courts he only had to pay half the amount of years for spousal support, can i do the same?
My question is, I am reaching 10 years this December and am in california. We have been rocky in our marriage (due to me having an affair at which we tried to reconciliate, a few times i threatened divorce since our marriage wasn't going anywhere as a result of my actions and she's comes back crying at me not to leave her). We have 2 kids together, 8 yr old and a 6 month old and one on the way. I don't want to be stuck paying alimony for the rest of my life. If I file today, does that end the marriage today?
I have a friend who said his ex wife messed up and filed at 9 years and 11 months and he got lucky, she didn't know anything about this 10 year rule, he just got lucky, so since she filed at 9 years and 11 months w/o an official judgment from the courts he only had to pay half the amount of years for spousal support, can i do the same?