Crooked father makes $1.2M a year and tries to get out of alimony payments to a 37-year-old's sick mother, son gets back at him for a lifetime of contemptible behavior by revealing Dad's earnings to the courts: 'I sided with mother'

Alimony exists for a reason. While it's a commonly misunderstood clause of marriage, oftentimes, one of the people in the partnership is going to take a backseat in the career department to help support their partner. Usually, the woman, or mother of the children, gets put in charge of the affairs of the household, while their husband builds a successful business reputation and financial basis. However, if things go sideways and they end up breaking up, suddenly Mom is left with nothing—no career to fall back on, no job history, and potentially not even a house to live in. 

This is where alimony comes into play. If a husband (or wife) agrees to care for their partner in sickness and in health only to end up burning them in the post-divorce paperwork, they deserve whatever karma is coming their way. Luckily for the woman in this next story, she had her 37-year-old son to protect her and back her up…

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