If he does not work, unless he has some other source of income larger than yours (e.g. income from investments or a pension), you are unlikely to get support. Support generally goes from the person earning more to the one earning less, and is related to the amount the other spouse earned and the lifestyle the couple lived. If he has only worked 2 of 13 years, or less than 15% of the time, unless he has significant non-work income, you are not likely to receive support.