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Was the lawyer for my ex right?
What is the name of your state? GA
I read a response IAAL made regarding spousal support in MD. The poster asked if he could stop paying alimony to his exwife b/c she was living with her new boyfriend. IAAL said no.
My question: My first marriage (in 1997) ended after only 4 months. My ex-husband volunteered to make 12 months of car payments since he didn't have a car during our marriage, and rode with me everywhere. He had this written into the divorce agreement. There were no children from the marriage.
Toward the end of that 12 month time, I met my present husband. When my ex-husband found out I was dating again (small town gossip), his attorney wrote me a letter. She stated that the monthly support should not be used to "finance my latest consort."
!!!
The support payments always went to the car (as my checkbook records of the time would show).
My question: did the lawyer have any legal grounds for saying that, or was she just helping my ex get my goat? My ex claimed he didn't know his lawyer would write that letter.
I say, "Yeah right."
Anyway. It's all water under the bridge, but my husband and I (married almost 5 years now!) were just wondering about the legality of that lawyer letter. The Maryland poster reminded me of the incident.
Thanks for your time!

What is the name of your state? GA
I read a response IAAL made regarding spousal support in MD. The poster asked if he could stop paying alimony to his exwife b/c she was living with her new boyfriend. IAAL said no.
My question: My first marriage (in 1997) ended after only 4 months. My ex-husband volunteered to make 12 months of car payments since he didn't have a car during our marriage, and rode with me everywhere. He had this written into the divorce agreement. There were no children from the marriage.
Toward the end of that 12 month time, I met my present husband. When my ex-husband found out I was dating again (small town gossip), his attorney wrote me a letter. She stated that the monthly support should not be used to "finance my latest consort."
!!!
The support payments always went to the car (as my checkbook records of the time would show).
My question: did the lawyer have any legal grounds for saying that, or was she just helping my ex get my goat? My ex claimed he didn't know his lawyer would write that letter.
I say, "Yeah right."
Anyway. It's all water under the bridge, but my husband and I (married almost 5 years now!) were just wondering about the legality of that lawyer letter. The Maryland poster reminded me of the incident.
Thanks for your time!

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