bourgeoisie tall freak
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depends on what's in the prenup and whether what's in the prenup is enforceable. but that goes for all states. cali no different
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depends on what's in the prenup and whether what's in the prenup is enforceable. but that goes for all states. cali no different
that one episode of Snoops reality show and his wife took his box of Roscoes from him and when she left the room he had another box under the bed!
let that man have some chicken...
and some side booty!
let that man have some chicken...
and some side booty!
No sir Texas got goat divorce laws.
Drizzy Dre
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I think they’re back cool because she was posting under his IG pics a day or so ago.
I have it every second of every day. Lol
Thankfully. I don't want anything that makes me that stupid
bourgeoisie tall freak
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so whats the difference lol
Texas alimony
the support cannot exceed $2,500.00 per month or 20% of the ex-spouse's average monthly gross income.
No such language in Cali.
bourgeoisie tall freak
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thats probably because in cali you can waive your rights to alimony all together in the valid prenup. you can do this in every state
i think you are confusing a situation where a judge has to calculate alimony versus when the couple predetermined it in a prenup. i was talking about a prenup
1. What is the standard alimony allowance in Texas?
According to Abby, “The maximum alimony – or spousal maintenance as it is referred to in Texas – the court will order is $5,000 per month or 20 percent of the spouse’s average monthly gross income, whichever is less. So even in divorce cases where one of the spouses earns a sizeable income, that is the most you can expect. In addition, you must be married a minimum of 10 years in order to qualify for spousal maintenance in Texas.”
2. Really? I have friends who receive more alimony than that.
“Your friends likely negotiated contractual alimony into their divorce agreements. With a contractual alimony agreement, the sky is the limit and payment amounts can be much higher than the statutory maximum in Texas. Contractual alimony may also be of longer duration and can include a variety of other mechanisms based on the settlement agreed to between the soon to be ex-spouses.
Texas law aint saving you from a valid prenup, neither will cali lawAccording to Abby, “The maximum alimony – or spousal maintenance as it is referred to in Texas – the court will order is $5,000 per month or 20 percent of the spouse’s average monthly gross income, whichever is less. So even in divorce cases where one of the spouses earns a sizeable income, that is the most you can expect. In addition, you must be married a minimum of 10 years in order to qualify for spousal maintenance in Texas.”
2. Really? I have friends who receive more alimony than that.
“Your friends likely negotiated contractual alimony into their divorce agreements. With a contractual alimony agreement, the sky is the limit and payment amounts can be much higher than the statutory maximum in Texas. Contractual alimony may also be of longer duration and can include a variety of other mechanisms based on the settlement agreed to between the soon to be ex-spouses.
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