Posted on 05/05/2005 5:13:27 PM PDT by Scenic Sounds
It wasn't that she couldn't afford the payments: Brenda had been given valuable property by her father - leaving her with 2.4 million in investment holdings - while James had little to his name. But Brenda did not want to pay a man who, she alleged, had both committed adultery and treated her with cruelty during their marriage. Could marital misbehavior play a role in the alimony determination?
(Excerpt) Read more at cnn.com ...
"Can An Adulterer Receive Alimony?"
"Can a bear make big potty in the woods?"
(This is called irony, people. The second quote is a Bruce Dern line from a movie about his movie wife being an adulterer.)
Steve Buscemi isn't the only guy who can spot irony.
I dunno.
But, gee that would be cool.
That's why it's called a "no-fault" divorce.
Can Adulterer be President....er....impeached President..
good point
Answer to the question: Can An Adulterer Receive Alimony...
Of course. Especially if the alimony recipient is a woman. Shoot, that's been a divorce racket for years. (the adulterer, living with someone & still getting alimony thing)
Adultery doesn't matter any more. It's only taboo in the Bible. /sarcasm
In no fault divorce states - can, and, will ....
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