How much does a man loose when a woman divorces him?

[Mofunfour20]

[hahahmm]

Depends how much you have.

"divorce causes an average 77% drop in wealth"
Contested divorce can cost $20k just in legal fees.
A man will probably lose child custody, alimony, child support, the house.

https://www.fool.com/the-ascent/research/average-cost-of-divorce/

There's some rich guys who had to pay $1 million/month in child support. Somehow it takes a woman 'as much money as they can get' to take care of a kid even if you're still involved in the kid's life.

[MrPlentiful]

Clearly not about the kid. The legal system is sick

[AviatorTom]

In most states in the US, without a prenup agreement, when they divorce:
1. each spouse is entitled to whatever they had when they got married,
2. they split 50-50 anything accumulated during the marriage.

If children are involved, one of the parents gets custody and the other typically gets visitation rights. If the person with the lower income gets custody, the other pays child support.

It's best for both parties in the divorce to have an amicable divorce, which can be difficult, but worth it.

[Anonymous]

Depends on the length of the marriage. If it was short term then less Alimony.
Assets before the marriage are his.
Assets during the marriage are split into half.
Child support depends on your income
Assets and liabilities must be equally divided between parties in fairness according to the law. Attorneys usually start at $20000 and after that there is no limit. Attorneys charge so much money that you will pay them more money than the item is worth. Its usually kids and false accusations that the attorney should be used for. You can write out the terms of the marriage and get it notarized and run it through an attorney if you have high wages or assets

[Anonymous]

Depends on the state. And if he has more.

But it's looking certain termination of men are making less than or equal to other woman in there age bracket


California gonna run your pocket

[dudeinohio]

I lost nothing, except monthly child support payments.

[Anonymous]

50% plus on-going payments for ailmony/child support