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That advice isn't entirely correct. In CA, if he gets married, her income is considered community property and he may have to pay more -- (edited)

Posted by jnine Nov 14 '24, 12:51

in support if his ex files for it. Therefore, she is contributing to his ex and children. I had a friend in a longterm relationship who never wanted to get married. She changed her mind after 17 years, but had she married him earlier, he would have had to pay more.

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But nobody lives in California anymore! -- nm - ty97 Nov 14, 13:06 1
- But the "expert" they quoted is in CA! -- nm - jnine Nov 14, 13:09

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That advice isn't entirely correct. In CA, if he gets married, her income is considered community property and he may have to pay more -- (edited)

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