An unemployed married couple lived the high life with monthly expenses averaging $45,000, thanks to subsidies by the husband’s parents, who deducted the money from their son’s expected inheritance. When the couple separated, the husband’s annual income was about $99,000, and the trial court ordered him to pay monthly permanent spousal support of $2,000 and child support of $1,235. Agreeing with the trial court that the husband’s parents could not be ordered to continue their cash advances, the appellate court affirmed. (In re: Marriage of Williamson (Cal. App. Second Dist., Div. 6; June 12, 2014)226 Cal.App.4th 1303, [172 Cal.Rptr.3d 699].)
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