swaman
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05/20/10 09:10 AM
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I live in upstate New York, married for 29 years. I left, she filed. I make $104,000.00 yr, she makes $27000.00.
I was just informed that when our divorce is final, my temporary maintenance will become permanent and INCREASE to $620.00 per week (up from the $500.00 I'm paying now.
Since I took all her debt with me when I left, I'm having trouble paying the $500.00 on time.
My attorney tells me this is all a calculation that is done by the judge based on my gross income. Is this TRUE? Am I to assume that this is totally non-negotiable?
With her job and my maintenance, she'll be eating caviarre, I'll be eating rice cakes!
i want to take care of her (this is NOT a hostle divorce) but I want to be able to LIVE too.
Swa
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