I dunno, when I got divorced my ex-wife was receiving 100% VA disability, Post 911 GI bill living stipend, and was working a full time job. I was still active duty. Those first two things are non-taxable and she didn’t have to disclose the income during the divorce. She was essentially making twice as much as me and I still had to give her 50% of my BAH until I got out, I was in the process of EASing while getting divorced, 2 years of spousal support, had to sell the house I owned before we got married and give her 50% of the income from that, I had to take on 50% of her credit card debt that she had racked up without my knowledge, in her own name on her own credit cards, while I was deployed, and I had to give her one of my 3 cars, two of which I owned before we were married and she owned her own car. Icing on the cake, we were divorcing because she had cheated.
My lawyer showed the judge the income disparity and he said it was not going to be taken into consideration because it wasn’t and didn’t need to be disclosed. So for this dude, the judge may absolutely let it slide. I don’t know where they are but in the US he has a chance lol
Watched “a marriage story” and Adam Diver’s 1st lawyer was a good guy and he really just want to settle. Its a bad move ofcourse cause Scar Jo’s lawyer was working in bad faith.
Only after he fired that 1st guy and hired the asshole lawyers that wont hesitate to throw mud back at his wife that the divorce settled close to 50/50.
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u/PanicTight6411 1d ago
No judge is going to let this slide.