Find the best financial services for you at: SMARTFINANCESOLUTIONS.NET - Dairy farm sold married business partners divorce should one be entitled to spousal support? - married almost 20 yrs, she disappeared with daughter (14) for 2 weeks with no contact left son (18) on farm. the husband offered her large cash settlement to leave farm br running she refused. farm sold his mom borrowed them the cash for the farm (basically like a bank) ex wanted the money but not to pay off the debts. her theroy is she should get money and he gets the debt.his mom received her money back and now his ex claims she wants spousal and she is going to claim bankruptcy on her share of the debts unless he takes all the debt.but as of now br he no longer has the farm or that type of cash flow to cover those debts on his own. but as stated they were business parteners she sold many items from the house and she kept the money.she walked away from the business and family (only taking the daughter) and has worked various jobs since she has left and now is claiming she is unable to work and he needs to pay for her living?this man has lost everything his dream his life his farm his daughter for 2 yrs his son, his ex would not let him have contact with his daughter.she is looking for someone to take care of her financially .so he has nothing now and is still 100,000.00 in debt and she wants him to take it all and pay her spousal but they were parnters half the debt should be hers and there should not be spousal. he pays for his daughter but why should he pay spousal when they were business partners and she wasn't financailly dependent on him, as she stated she worked the farm.the 1st judge said he wanted farm to still run be smart (to ex wife) and make a deal(to ex husband).. the husband tried..should she be entitled to spousal support, she refused the offer, forced the sale of farm, has racked the debts up with interest due to not agreeing to releasing the money to pay the debts off, but they were business partners who jointly worked on the farm and jointly earned from the farm and jointly made the debts and loans? they are still going through court. her lawyer has given her terrible advice she should of taken the cash settlement and not forced the sale of the farm.. as her life would of still been easy.as of now the ex husband works for another farmer, and she works on an assembly line. in your opinion as i know there are courts for these issues..