Requesting Alimony

REQUESTING ALIMONY Questions About Employee Prospects WHEN ONE SPOUSE SEEKS SUPPORT OR ALIMONY the divorce lawyer representing the employed spouse will typically take the other spouse's deposition. Here are some questions the attorney might ask if you are not currently employed, or are “under employed," and seeking support: WHEN did you last wvork? Was it FULL or PART-TIME? What were your TITLE and DUTIES? ? WHO was your employer? What was your SALARY? Have you been ŞEEKING full-time If yes, have you made to secure full-time employment? what attempts JOBS work? Do you have a RESUME? If not, why not? Do you need any additional EDUCATION or TRAINING to secure a better/more lucrative position? For what other types of employment are you QUALIFIED? What JOB SKILLS do you possess? Does anything PREVENŤ you from working full-time? The divorce lawyer representing the employed spouse If so, what? should inquire into the attempts by the spouse seeking support to secure employment, or employment more suitable to their education and work history. OJAMES PUBLISHING