Can I sue my soon to be ex-husband for support?

There is a problem in your facts. If the divorce has already been filed, it should have included your claim for spousal support/alimony. If your divorce is scheduled to be completed in August of 2013, it sounds like you already have a settlement or final order and only need some "waiting period" to run for everything to be final (which would not be the case in Nevada, so I am not sure you have a Nevada case). In addition, your husband cannot be on SSD if he's working at least 30 hours a week, so that is another problem. Under the circumstances, it sounds as if you may be very near to losing extremely valuable claims (if it is not already too late). You must take all court documents you have to an attorney in your jurisdiction immediately to see what options you may still have.

You need to consult with an attorney before you finalize your divorce or sign any settlement agreements. Once you give up rights, they can be gone for good. If you are in Florida, it sounds as if you may have a right to alimony or spousal support. You need to speak with an attorney immediately.

File a Request For Order for Spousal Support and do it immediately. Go to your local family court and ask for assistance in preparing the document and be prepared with your financial information so that you can also ask for a fee waiver.

It may be too late now, but you can ask for spousal support.

You should be asking for spousal support, preferably with the assistance of an attorney.

You should ask for alimony/spousal support as part of the divorce proceedings.