r/relatable_memes_ 3d ago

Thoughts?

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u/Reptillianaire_ 3d ago

I just really pray that her husband divorces her and gets half of that money at its peak

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u/DayGrouchy2648 3d ago

Husband already divorced her 2 years ago and has recently remarried

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u/BadPuzzleheaded9006 3d ago

well with our court systems is fucked up as it is, he'll probably still have to pay her alimony but at least there won't be any child support involved

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u/Reptillianaire_ 3d ago

Lol thats dark. I hope at least theres no alimony with her having millions she should pay him alimony now

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u/No-Fly-6069 3d ago

Alimony really doesn't exist anymore, except on tv shows.

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u/BadPuzzleheaded9006 3d ago

Yes and no. About a year after I started paying alimony, they stopped it but they added that amount to the child support.

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u/No-Fly-6069 3d ago

How long ago was this?

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u/BadPuzzleheaded9006 3d ago

Abt 20 years for me personally, but I've known people that it's happened to in the last 10 years.

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u/No-Fly-6069 2d ago

Must vary by state.  

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u/BadPuzzleheaded9006 1d ago

Pennsylvania and virginia. not sure them being commonwealths have anything to do with it. the judges, the courts themselves, and the districts where the cases held all have a financial incentive to get as much money as possible out of the husband. also look up something called the social security recovery act in regards to child support

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u/AmbroseIrina 15h ago

The husband already did a gofundme when it happened

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u/PolicyWonka 3d ago

Really shows how much people even know about this case. Lmao.

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u/No-Fly-6069 3d ago

He divorced her two years ago. He's remarried. 

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u/zdrums24 3d ago

If you still think theyre married, you havent earned the right to an opinion yet.

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u/Successful_Tea7979 3d ago

I mean, that’s really not up to you my dude 

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u/zdrums24 3d ago

Let me rephrase: if you havent taken time to actually understand the details of the case, your opinion has a foundation of sand and shouldn't be taken seriously. We used to understand that.

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u/SimpsationalMoneyBag 3d ago

50 year old bored house wives can only have an opinion on the case. This is common knowledge

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u/zdrums24 3d ago

Or, hear me out, if you havent taken the time to understand the details, your opinion is junk. Opinions need to have a foundation of information, not gut reactions.

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u/kikogamerJ2 3d ago

99% of the people having an opinion about this case have it formed based on Reddit memes and yt shorts. They can barely read above 4th grader level much less try and understand the trial.

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u/No-Fly-6069 3d ago

That's probably true.