Baxterman
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...but they can get separated and still garner the absuser's wages.
People don't like to admit it or think about...but that's probably among the best possible realistic outcomes for the victims in these scenarios. It's real easy to say "yea, good! Glad that guy can't get a job in the league again!", but the unfortunate reality is that this often means significantly less monetary support for the victim.
Well first off she can still do that and take money from his KHL wages and I don't see how that should be relevant in any way to him being given a salary again. It makes zero sense at all. If she should be entitled to more money that shouldn't be in relation to the money he makes just award her a big sum right off the bat.
The much, much better outcome for her is getting out of an abusive relationship the amount of money she can get after that is so inconsequential it really doesn't matter at all.