do i get any money from my sponse after we get a divorce?
547318
nope. you haven't been together long enough.
32039
His money is still your money too, you're still married. Go to a lawyer and tell them that he has all of your assets, and maybe they will charge you based on the divorce settlement instead of up front.
170178
If you live in the same jurisdiction as the one where the divorce was filed, you should be able to get that information from the court clerk.  There may even be a web site, which will show the current status of the case if it is open.  Once is it closed, however, the clerk's office is probably the only way.  Of course, if you see it listed and it says the next hearing is "post-settlement" in nature, you have a clue.\n\nIsn't it easier just to ask him?  Or is this because you do not trust him?  If so, are you sure you even want to know?  After all, if you fell you can't trust him, what is the relationship worth?
218389
It depends. Did you sign a prenuptual aggreement? If you did, basically what is going to happen is you're going to leave with what you came in the marriage with and your spouse will leave with what he/she came into the marriage with. If not, then it's actually the court's/judge's decision. The judge will make their decision based on the whole situation. Most likely, if there's kids involved, the one who has legal custody of the kids will get the most assets. If allimony comes up, the one who makes more money will have to pay it if asked to. Watch out though, because if you're the one who makes less and you're the reason why the divorce is happening, the judge might not rule alimony payments in your favor, if you ask for them.
873043
If you won the lottery I would assume that you would pay all of your child support in order to care for your child.\n\nYour ex would probably take you back to court and have the support raised but I would again assume that one of the first things you would do is provide for your child with your winnings.
603602
If it's a joint account, she has just as much right to the money in there as you do.  Sorry, but you're stuck.  She doesn't need your authorization.\n\nFirst thing to do:  close the joint account, and open an individual one -- if you're divorced, there's no reason (and as you've found out, lots of downsides) to have a joint account.  Get any other assets that are in both of your names settled and put in either your name or hers (don't violate your divorce agreement in so doing!).  Once you've taken the steps to eliminate any joint assets, only then can you go after her if she uses some of your assets without your permission (but she shouldn't be able to do so anymore...).  Good luck.
154745
You should receive some type of documentation stating how much you received in alimony throughout the year. Then, unfortunately, you have to claim that money as income.
136831
Believe me IRS will let you know if somone is claiming your son other than you.  If they are not entitled to, they will have to pay back the money.  I now this from experience, my husband's ex tried to claim our kids on hers and we have custody.
540223
Any money that is left over after paying all of your debts will be refunded to you.  Now also, if you owe money for like "Child Support", they can't hold your refund for any interest that is owed after the principal amount has been paid.  \nGood luck.
414459
Yeah, these people are right.  If the money has been paid to family court already, it will stay on your account and go towards any future balance.\n\nIf they garnished your income tax check, though, you will receive a refund.  It may take several weeks.  But not if it is part of a regular paycheck garnishment.
270981
Go to court.  If your wife is healthy and able to work you have a good chance of getting the amount you pay significantly lowered.  These are different times.  As a matter of fact my ex and I have joint custody but I pay him.  Because I am capable to work.  Even when I wasn't currently employed.
56909
It will be listed in the QDRO (Qualified Domestic Relations Order). Typically, if your ex-wife had no retirement assets of her own, the QDRO would require you to transfer one half of your accumulated retirement assets to her. this percentage is not written in stone and your QDRO could be different. If by "retirement benefits" you are referring to a pension or other defined benefit type plan, the QDRO will also spell out how that would be treated. If your divorce is complete your attorney should be able to help you decipher the QDRO.\n\nAlso, child support payments are only made as long as the child is a minor, unless some other circumstance (i.e. a special needs child) causes the judge to alter the norm.
819536
It depends on what your divorce decree states.  If it gives him the right to claim the child on his taxes, the only way you could ever legally claim the child is if you have your ex's written permission, specifically, Form 8332 Release of Claim to Exemption for Child of Divorced or Separated Parents.  The advice, "the first one who files gets the deduction" is not true and eventually, the IRS will catch up with you because they do use a matching system that matches social security numbers to taxpayers' returns.
664497
Check with the local social security office.  I don't think divorced people can claim each others Social Security benefits.
9181
Yes, there are alot depending on where you live, also depending on the circumstances of the divorce,you need to contact any mental health resource or sometimes the courthouse that you filed the proceedings in will refer your and your ex to counceling
604336
Yeah, whoever said that once the $$ is in your bank its just considered $$ is right.  They won't take it out of your child support check, but once its in the bank its fair game.\n\nMy suggestion is not leaving any money in the bank until you can find a way to work out payments.  Just cash your check or get an account at another bank if you have to.  But I am not totally sure that the atty won't find the other bank account.  Keeping the $$ out of the bank is the best way to secure it and keep it in your posession.
260676
get an attorney quick before he moves funds out and make sure you get the alimony and child support you need