I'm in the midst of significant life changes. After being diagnosed with a severe chronic disease from stress, I started receiving six-figure annual benefits from a private disability insurance policy, with payments beginning in September 2023. We filed for divorce in February 2024.

Our business has operated at a loss for four years, showing a 42% revenue drop, resulting in negative taxable income. My wife, who has a cosmetology license, homeschools our son for two days each week and he attends an enrichment program the other two days. We also have a three-year-old daughter. The state contributes $32,000 annually for our son’s educational needs.

We've been married for 13 years in Arizona. I'm worried about potential alimony given that my wife comes from wealth (a millionaire father and a multi-million dollar trust fund she'll inherit), but she currently can't access it. I'm concerned a judge might order me to pay alimony because of my disability benefits and her described vulnerability.

Looking for insights on how courts might view my disability income and our financial history in our divorce. Any shared experiences or advice would be greatly appreciated.