Or they could get their butts hauled back to court (and maybe jail?) for attempting to conceal assets.  If you live in a state where there's no anonymity, you know the ex is gonna find out.

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A California woman tried that a few years ago.  She was in an office pool that won the lottery and since her husband wasn't working and she didn't want to support him, she divorced him before he found out about her lottery winnings.  She was fine for a year until he found out about it (she was doing too good without him) so he went back to court to redo their divorce settlement and the judge was so mad at her deceit that he ordered her to give it all to her ex-husband.  I think she appealed that decision. 

Once you choose a mate and make it legal, they earn half of what you accumulate during the marriage by just being around.

Do you think anyone would sue their spouse if their spouse won a jackpot immediately after the divorce?

Why not, people who only shared a booty call have sued why not a spouse?

In Re  the  above  case  ......  this  case  is  not  subject  to  US laws ;

the  above case  would  be  in  each  state  court  then after  5  years   appealed to  federal  district  court  and  about $$ 265,000  in  legall fees  latter , before  reaching  the  US SUPREAM  COURT  if  the  court  would  hear  it ....The  best  deal  he  could  have  expected  was  50-50  :

He  could  take  the  money  back  from  the  kids  legaly  but  not  from  his  ex-wife  ...but  whats  this  old  bag  gonna  do  withso  much  money ...she  will  most  likely  get  the  best  outfits  money  can  buy  start  sleeping  with any  one  who  wanted  her  then  those  other  men  -  will  end  up  pumping  her  for  the  loot  she  stole  from  her  husband;

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I think it depends on the divorce agreement.  If you have children and child support is based on income, then it makes sense that the State would increase the child support.  That might be automatic in some cases.

I don't think a ex-wife or ex-husband is entitled to any money won after the divorce is final unless the winner was behind in his/her obligations.  Let's say 2 people agree to payoff their debts.  If one falls behind because he used the money to gamble, I'd say the other has a pretty good shot at collecting some of the prize money if negligence could be proven.

If the CA woman had won herself (instead of as part as an office pool), kept it quiet and then divorced her husband (and waited the six months to become final) BEFORE cashing in her lotto ticket - Would that have been a better plan in what she was trying to do/get away with?

There probably are spouses that have gotten away with cheating their exes out of a fair share of what was accumulated during their time together but only the ones that got caught ever made the news.

Unless you live someplace where your spouse isn't entitled to a share of the assets accumulated during the marriage, one of the routine parts of a divorce is an accounting of all assets in order to determine an equitable division of those assets. A winning lottery ticket is an asset, so it has to be disclosed. As in the case noted above, attempting to conceal assets is a good way to lose them.