In your opinion if a person does not have a job but depends on the other spouse financially what are the chances of surviving a divorce and coming out with a decent life or would this person be homeless due to no relitives to help.
Nine answers:
Joann
2013-04-11 09:18:27 UTC
I think it all depends. What is the reason the other spouse is depending on the other financially? I believe there are certain factors that can affect the outcome. Disability and Illness can cause a person to be unable to work permanantly. If this is the case, it will be very hard to live a decent life after a divorce without any financial/monetary aid. You can get government aid, but even then it may still be hard to make ends meet, but it's better than having no help at all.
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2013-04-11 09:19:55 UTC
My mom didn't have a job when she left my dad. Her family was long gone by that point and she had no money whatsoever. She found work as quickly as she could and took out a small loan to help with expenses in the short term. She crashed on a friend's couch until she found an apartment. She worked two jobs on split shifts so she could see me and my brother, and eventually turned those two jobs into a decent full time one. It wasn't easy, but she managed. Now she's put herself through college and is looking at master's degree programs. She's got a great life.
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2013-04-11 09:11:41 UTC
I didn't have a job when I divorced my first husband. He would not allow me to have one. I'm not homeless and my quality of life has improved by about a thousand percent.
It doesn't take dependance on relatives, it takes the will and strength to lift yourself out of a bad situation.
catharina
2016-12-15 09:52:50 UTC
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choko_canyon
2013-04-11 09:21:50 UTC
You can't calculate the chances, each situation is different, and each person has different strengths and weaknesses. The only question here is, how would YOU survive divorce in your present circumstances? The answer to THAT question is entirely up to you.
porker70
2013-04-11 09:18:05 UTC
Well I have two friends who were left in that position.
One met a man who moved in with her and supported her, it is working quite well.
The other got a job, because she had to. She said it gave the jolt she needed of her meal ticket leaving her, she is doing o.k., but does not trust anyone yet.
The one man I know, is o.k., has lots of lady friends, who are only too happy to cook and clean for him.
The moral of all this, is that men seem to manage far better than women.
Mimi
2013-04-11 09:42:49 UTC
Everyone survives a divorce unless they die.
2013-04-11 09:18:40 UTC
Divorce is not bad
opinionated
2013-04-11 12:34:50 UTC
people do it,life goes on
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