Alimony?
Based on the facts you mention, probably not. The marriage is too short.
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Based on the facts you mention, probably not. The marriage is too short.
This question requires the expertise of a Michigan divorce attorney. I urge you to consult with one.
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This is an interesting question, but you should post it under the immigration section.
You need to file for divorce. In a divorce you can obtain alimony, support and distribution of assets, including the pension. As my colleague...
File an application to hold him in contempt, and to enforce your rights.
The fact that she wants the divorce has no impact to alimony. As to whether she'll get it, you haven't provided enough information.
Maybe, but it really depends on how much is owed, and how hard your spouse pushes the issue. No attorney can predict how a specific judge will react.
Sounds like an alimony case, but the long separation makes it a little more complicated. Talk to a local divorce attorney.
More information that simply the length of the marriage are needed to answer this question. I suggest you sit down with a local divorce attorney...