Ex-husbands saddled with lifetime alimony based on pre-recession salaries are headed to jail more frequently.

Paranoidexboyfriend · 2013-09-06T16:01:36+00:00

The article says that the laws are being changed to help alleviate some of this unfair pressure on husbands, but lets be honest. These laws are only being changed because they're actually being used against some women now.

VZPurp · 2013-09-06T20:02:23+00:00

Don't get married.

nojustice1 · 2013-09-06T17:03:30+00:00

“For every horror story that you can come up with about a support obligor, I can come up with 10 for an obligee who can’t make ends meet because her post-divorce standard of living has so drastically dropped.”

Notice the feminist didn't say that the women she was referring to couldn't afford to pay their bills. We shouldn't forget most divorces are initiated by women.

Her post-divorce standard of living has so drastically dropped. - Once you get married she'll be entitled to a standard of living.

Also, right after obligee she said her so we would know what gender the law is for. Typical feminist, it's not about equality or fairness.

nojustice1 · 2013-09-06T17:11:08+00:00

I love how they cry and push for reform when the shoe is on the other foot. The system has always been "fair" to men. You have got to love how they want to change the rules now that they are going to college at higher rates and getting better jobs.

“There are no words to describe the despair that I feel,” Whiting said. “I’m tired. It’s infuriating. Permanent alimony is an outdated concept. It’s based on a salary that I don’t have any hope of ever earning again.” - Alisa Whiting

RedeemingVices · 2013-09-06T20:54:21+00:00

Getting married apparently ruins a woman's ability to take care of herself. And yet they want to be treated as equals. If some bitch pulled this on me (won't happen), I'd leave the country.

nojustice1 · 2013-09-06T17:21:20+00:00

Schochet's job leaves him with about $100 a month in disposable cash after garnisheeing and taxes. “It’s amazing how small you can live,” said Schochet, whose longest jail stay was 11 days. “I’m down to paying for electricity, water, my cell phone, Internet and gas. Friends help out with whatever else I need.” Schochet has to live with a roommate and get economic assistance from his friends to survive. I'd rather go to jail and do nothing all day or flee the country. Fuck a $100 a salary month. What's the poor guy supposed to do when he reaches retirement.

The judge, Firko, is a huge bitch. "All that may be in jeopardy after he faced Firko again yesterday to explain why he was rejected for a court-required $500,000 life insurance policy naming his ex-wife and children as beneficiaries." “I have been more than patient with you,” the judge told Schochet. The judge ordered him to surrender to authorities and the head of the work/release program gave him until 6 p.m. yesterday to report to jail, where he will spend his evenings and leave during the day for the next two weeks

jolly--roger · 2013-09-06T20:54:37+00:00

come on guys, you suffer from a short term memory loss?

http://www.reddit.com/r/TheRedPill/comments/1l4xcu/jail_becomes_home_for_husband_stuck_with_lifetime/

though there's no link for some reason and i'd like to know why, because i've gone to bloomberg.com from somewhere...

Veritisia · 2013-09-07T02:23:58+00:00

Women make 70 cents for every dollar

So even if I found another job that could be used to support myself and the children I took from their father, I would still have to overcome the burden of being female and thus alimony is right

Title	Ex-husbands saddled with lifetime alimony based on pre-recession salaries are headed to jail more frequently.
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