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Susanf31
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Re: ? Alimony in Utah [Re: Miranda]
      #230218 - 05/03/07 03:17 PM

She also assumes that the payor of alimony is getting a 3% COL raise every year. Why would it be fair to pay a COL raise to the ex wife if the ex husband/payor is not getting 3% raise himself? What if the economy deflates, should her alimony go down then?

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That's fixed easily enough Ray has it built into his decree that his ex-w receives the same amount of raise in CS and alimony that he receives in raises at work.

If he gets a 2% raise, their alimony and CS increased by 2.5% That seems fair and equitable to me.


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Re: ? Alimony in Utah [Re: Susanf31]
      #230220 - 05/03/07 03:18 PM

Why would he pay more than his pay raise? That is fair to you? Weird...

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Re: ? Alimony in Utah [Re: Miranda]
      #230221 - 05/03/07 03:19 PM

Why would he pay more than his pay raise? That is fair to you? Weird
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Sorry, typo. He increases their CS/alimony by the same amount that his raise was.


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Re: ? Alimony in Utah [Re: Susanf31]
      #230222 - 05/03/07 03:20 PM

If he gets a 2% raise, their alimony and CS increased by 2.5% That seems fair and equitable to me.

---> Child support...yes, alimony...no.

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Expectations and Cola [Re: Susanf31]
      #230223 - 05/03/07 03:20 PM

Brauny--if you wanted her to work and earn her own way you should have told her a long time ago. If you want to divorce her now--now matter how self absorbed she may seem to you--you should give her enough to live

You might not get colas, but you could agree to increase her alimony as your income increases and leave it at that.


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Re: Expectations and Cola [Re: trophywife]
      #230224 - 05/03/07 03:21 PM

but you could agree to increase her alimony as your income increases

---> Why?

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Re: Expectations and Cola [Re: trophywife]
      #230225 - 05/03/07 03:22 PM

SO should she agree to decrease alimony as her income rises.

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Re: Expectations and Cola [Re: Miranda]
      #230226 - 05/03/07 03:23 PM

[quote]SO should she agree to decrease alimony as her income rises. [/quote]

Right if her COLA increases thru work, then her alimony should GO DOWN the same % as her increase. Yup...sounds fair.

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Re: Expectations and Cola [Re: Miranda]
      #230232 - 05/03/07 03:28 PM

Either give her a cola or agree to increase it when his income increases--not the reverse. He should not have a disincentive to work. Remember he wants out.

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Re: Expectations and Cola [Re: trophywife]
      #230262 - 05/03/07 04:28 PM

[quote]Either give her a cola or agree to increase it when his income increases--not the reverse. He should not have a disincentive to work. Remember he wants out. [/quote]

Really, why not? She had a disincentive not to work.

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