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=S=> BGB 1575. 1 A divorced spouse who in expectation of the marriage or during the marriage did not undertake education at school or vocational training or who broke this off may demand maintenance of the other spouse if he takes up this or corresponding training as soon as possible in order to obtain appropriate gainful employment that secures maintenance with lasting effect and successful completion of the training is to be expected . The claim exists at maximum for the period of time in which such training is normally completed ; here , delays in the training that result from the marriage are to be taken into account .
=S=> BGB 1575. 2 Similar provisions apply if the divorced spouse undertakes further training or retraining in order to compensate for disadvantages that arose as a result of the marriage .
=S=> BGB 1575. 3 If the divorced spouse , after the completion of the training , further training or retraining , demands maintenance under section 1573 , then in determining the appropriate gainful employment for him ( section 1574 ( 2 ) ) , the higher level of education attained is not taken into account .
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