Nixlondon
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Note the caveatsHer job status is not really considered, not the way you explain it at any rate. Maybe it's that way in NY state, but not California.
This law firm gives a really good explanation:
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How a Domestic Violence Conviction May End Spousal Support
In this informative article, learn what effect a domestic violence conviction may have on a California spousal support award.farzadlaw.com
They haven't gotten to custody yet so no, none of the evidence affecting custody has been provided. And it's possible that what is going to be provided won't be made public - that doesn't mean it wasn't submitted and considered. And he's provided a fair amount of sworn testimony speaking to these issues. You're jumping the gun.
If economic circumstances warrant; In determining whether and how to apportion the community property interest in the retirement and pension benefits of the injured spouse, the court shall consider all of the following factors:
The misdemeanor domestic violence conviction........including, but not limited to, consideration of emotional distress resulting from domestic violence.(Bad for Alice)
The duration of the marriage and when......incidents of domestic violence....occurred (Good for Alice - I lost my mind, isolated episode/s, no previous issues, etc)
The extent to which the convicted spouse's present or future earning capacity is impaired by periods of unemployment that were incurred during the marriage to permit the convicted spouse to devote time to domestic duties (good for Alice - primary care giver with little work)
The extent to which the convicted spouse contributed to the attainment of an education, training, a career position, or a license by the injured spouse (good for Alice - supported Ioan as primary caregiver for decades)
The balance of the hardships to each party (good for Alice)