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Divorce LawyerQuestion:  I feel like I am too poor to afford a
divorce. Not just the attorney fees and court costs, but my
inability to afford to live after a divorce has kept me from
filing.  I don't make enough money to support two households and
give her half of my paycheck for alimony and child support.  So
what do people do when they are too poor to afford the
aftereffects of a divorce?   I am unable to give you legal
advice on divorce. I can give general divorce help for men,
though, my knowledge is based on Nebraska and Iowa divorce laws
where I am licensed to practice.  Many people operate under the
misconception that they must pay for two households or that 
half of their paycheck will go to their soon-to-be-ex.  Each
state has different statutes governing alimony and child support
and the amount that can logically be garnished. This is based on
the circumstances of the parties, leng