Never does a man have more power in a divorce than when he has no job. Think about it. It doesn’t matter whether you are a man or woman to think about it.

If the husband has no job—legitimately has no job:

- he can’t pay alimony.

- he can’t pay child support.

By the same token, if the wife does have a job, she can pay alimony. She can pay child support.

If a husband legitimately has no job, there’s no basis for ordering him to pay the marital debts.

- Husband’s time being worthless in a financial sense, and employed wife’s time having greater worth, husband can make a credible claim for being awarded at least joint physical custody, if not sole physical custody, of the parties’ minor children.

If a husband legitimately has no job, where’s the fun in litigating? What’s the point to it? It’s not worth the [...]