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Any chance for spousal support after remarriage?

I'm remarrying less than a year since getting divorced.  New husband makes much less than ex, who I was married to for over 18 years.  All those years I worked for/with him, but no salary, then was a mom, and now I'm at a serious disadvantage in income earning potential.  My attorney says that because I'm getting remarried, ex doesn't owe me any kind of spousal support ever, period, once I say "I do."  Doesn't seem fair to me.  I just want to start a new life, but dang it, my ex was able to make a real good living because I worked for him for free for most of twenty years.  Not sure whether to believe my attorney or not.  We're in California, btw.  Thanks for any insights.

by StellaBlue   2 Posts 
Posted on 2/18/2008 1:11 AM
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this will help me..I'm collecting child and spousal support but for only 2 years because we only married for two years.  He remarried after a month and a half and he threat me that he will ask the Judge to reduce the ailmony because he remarried.  I wonder if its true..I'm not looking to remarry soon.  All my times are dedicated for my two young kids.
by mtz   18 Posts
Posted on 2/22/2008 12:18 AM
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usually, if you remarry (while getting alimony), that alimony stops.
by sheri   103 Posts
Posted on 2/18/2008 11:12 AM
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