I dont think she will get anything he made before their marriage. I believe it would be half of what he made during the marriage.
Why shouldnt she get that? A marriage is a partnership.
I think that was what I was saying ... she’s entitled(?) to what he made after they got married but what he had before I don’t think so ....
Not necessarily. In California it is a not fault community property state. Unless specifically excluded everything becomes part of the marital assets. Plus the fact those funds will be counted as assets when child support is figured out. Since the marriage was only a five yea marriage it will be deemed short term and some value will be placed for alimony but it will be short lived. Child support will continue at least until the kids are 18 ——older depending on the attorneys. That is at a minimum. What they negotiate will be interesting