When a court sets child support, it often considers the family's pre-divorce standard of living and attempts to continue this standard for the children, if feasible.
One suggested mechanism linked the relative poverty of a community with a higher divorce risk through a number of possible causal pathways, while others suggested that divorce decisions are affected by spouses' perceptions of the post-divorce standard of living and that these perceptions vary with the economic standing of those in one's environment.
Higher CSGI at county level were significantly associated with higher percentages of employed males, divorced males, divorced females, standard of living, total males, and unregistered population.
So, in the case of someone paying support who starts to earn more income after divorce, the standard of living can be used to prevent an increase in support being paid to the other spouse, who contends that he or she does not have sufficient funds on which to live.
They say judges' attempts to follow the law and maintain, after divorce, the same standard of living a couple shared in marriage is mathematically impossible.
The Golan religious council put a clause into its standard divorce agreement saying no property division would be adversely affected by the outcome of diplomatic negotiations.
What could be worse than a "standard" divorce battle?
Would the assets be divided the same as in a "standard" divorce?
The attorney then quoted with admiration and approval a recent state supreme court decision that reduced sufficient grounds for the overturning of a prenup by a less-moneyed spouse at the time of a divorce to a "standard of unconscionability".
OLS regression showed that higher gonorrhea rates at county level were significantly associated with higher percentages of employed males, divorced males, divorced females, and higher standard of living.
