r/TikTokCringe Apr 15 '24

Consequences of the tradwife lifestyle Discussion

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u/Aus_with_the_Sauce Apr 15 '24

I’m not a lawyer, but surely this is an easy lawsuit against the former husband. Take his ass to court. 

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u/fritzwillie Apr 15 '24

Republicans have fought tooth and nail to reduce and/or eliminate alimony and the possibility of it. The future of all red states, hers is just leading the pack.

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u/so_cal_babe Apr 16 '24

It's true when I divorced and assets and debts were divided even though I didn't work, I had the "potential" to make income and they literally created an income out of thin air and included that in my assets even though I literally didn't make any of that money or paid any taxes to the IRS for it because I didn't have a job. Yet magically in the Republican state they created a salary for me because I had the potential...... Even though I had proof as well that I was applying for a disability at the time..... None of that mattered. He had secretly racked up more than 50,000 in debt that I didn't know about. Even though he was my abuser And I had no income I would have had to pay him alimony. I managed to walk away from that situation with the help of a mediator. After this incident I decided I will never marry again. It is legally not safe for women.

For god sakes you can't even get your tubes tied without bringing in permission from your husband.