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entertainment6 months ago

Aaron Phypers Files for Divorce from Denise Richards After Six Years

Aaron Phypers filed for divorce from Denise Richards after six years of marriage, citing irreconcilable differences and seeking alimony, with the couple not sharing children. Phypers, who has not earned income recently, is requesting spousal support and to keep assets separate. Richards, known for her role in 'Wild Things' and her appearance on 'The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills,' has previously expressed a desire to avoid divorce, but the couple's separation was finalized in 2023.

via Los Angeles Times|
#aaron-phypers#alimony#celebrity-marriage
entertainment1 year ago

Meri Brown Reflects on Regrets and Humor Amid Divorce from Kody Brown

Meri Brown, star of 'Sister Wives,' regrets not seeking alimony during her legal divorce from Kody Brown, despite their amicable split. As she moves on from their relationship, she jokes about Kody helping her move as a 'severance package.' While she could have requested alimony under Nevada law, her marketable skills and ability to maintain her lifestyle might have influenced the court's decision against it. Now living in Utah, Meri appears happier and is open to finding love again.

via Showbiz Cheat Sheet|
#alimony#divorce#entertainment
legal1 year ago

Hunter Biden Faces Legal Battles Amid Political Tensions

Hunter Biden owes his ex-wife Kathleen Buhle $2.9 million in alimony and other debts, and she is set to testify in his upcoming federal trials for illegal gun possession and tax evasion. Buhle claims Hunter has failed to make agreed-upon payments, citing his struggle with drug addiction as a reason for his non-compliance. The legal battle has been ongoing since their divorce in 2017, with Buhle alleging Hunter made over $2 million annually during the disputed period but did not fulfill his financial obligations.

via New York Post |
#alimony#federal-trials#hunter-biden
crime2 years ago

Brothers Convicted in Shocking Murder-for-Hire Plot

Two brothers, Jason Starr and Darin Starr, have been convicted in a murder-for-hire plot to kill Jason's ex-wife, Sara Starr, over child support and alimony payments. Jason was ordered to pay a significant portion of his income to Sara after their divorce. Prosecutors argued that Jason sent money to Darin as payment for the murder. Both brothers will face a mandatory life sentence in prison. Defense lawyers claimed lack of evidence during the trial. Sara Starr was a 38-year-old elementary school teacher and mother of two sets of twins at the time of her killing. Sentencing for both men will take place in the coming months.

via CNN|
#alimony#child-support#conviction
personal-finance2 years ago

Endless Alimony: Will Death Finally Terminate the Payments?

A woman in California is concerned about whether her husband's ex-wife will still be entitled to receive spousal support from his estate after his death. While the general rule is that spousal support ends with the supporting spouse's death, there may be exceptions depending on the divorce decree. It is advised to review the divorce decree with a lawyer to determine if there is any language that would cause the obligation to continue after the ex-spouse's death. Additionally, spousal support in California is often based on the length of the marriage, and modifications can only be made if there is a substantial change in circumstances.

via MarketWatch|
#alimony#divorce#estate
politics2 years ago

Florida Governor DeSantis Eliminates Permanent Alimony with Landmark Bill

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a measure that overhauls the state's alimony laws, eliminating permanent alimony and setting up a process for ex-spouses to seek modifications to alimony agreements when they want to retire. The new law also sets a five-year limit on rehabilitative alimony and establishes eligibility criteria based on the length of marriage. While some praised the bill for providing clarity and ending permanent alimony, critics argue that it will cause financial devastation for older women who rely on these payments. The approval of the measure may also impact DeSantis' presidential run, as some voters express concerns about his decision.

via NBC 6 South Florida|
#alimony#divorce#family-law
politics2 years ago

Florida Governor DeSantis Finally Approves Alimony Overhaul, Ending Years of Vetoes

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a bill that overhauls the state's alimony laws, eliminating permanent alimony and setting up a process for ex-spouses to seek modifications to alimony agreements when they want to retire. The measure has drawn criticism from the "First Wives Advocacy Group," who argue that it will cause financial devastation for older women who receive permanent alimony. Supporters of the bill believe it adds clarity and ends permanent alimony, benefiting Florida families. The new law will also set a five-year limit on rehabilitative alimony and allow alimony payers to seek modifications if a supportive relationship exists with their ex-spouses.

via Tallahassee Democrat|
#alimony#family-law#florida