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bhz1986
Ok i never thought of that scenario where SHE could sue me, and knowing the type of person that she is its not unlikely she would try to do that. I think the best solution for me is to wait one more year (if it is humanely possible) and then divorce her when she gets her citzenship. I doubt the court will make me pay spousal alimony for a long time given its less than 7 years so it would be considered short term if at all here in Florida right? I mean Ive done more for this woman than anyone in her life, and Im still a prick according to her. Ive brought her out of a third world country. Ive enabled her to go to school full time to learn the language, have paid for driving classes, practically every bill shes needed to incur, and gifts. Ive been a responsible husband by any measure. That all counts right? I mean is she REQUIRED by the courts to have the same standard of living as ME (my earning potential) even though I have been the only one to have caused this progress of hers? Her one and only contribution to me are the births and care of my children, but for that she will get child alimony. This is a completely different matter in my view...