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Changing and Terminating Alimony or Spousal Support

The amount of alimony awarded in your divorce will depend on a number of factors, including one spouse's financial need and the other's ability to pay. Over time, you or your spouse’s circumstances may change, which may justify modifying alimony. Continue reading to learn more....

Hearing for a Temporary Spousal Support Order During a Divorce

Divorce is a time of transition, which often brings anxiety about a number of issues, including finances. If you're unemployed or earn much less than your spouse, you may wonder how you'll pay your bills. That's when you may need to request temporary spousal support. Continue reading to learn how the process works....

What is Alimony (Spousal Support) After a Divorce?

Whether you stayed at home to care for your children throughout your marriage, or you and your spouse both worked full-time, if you're facing a divorce, you'll need to address whether either will pay spousal support. The court's goal in divorce is to ensure that both spouses walk away with the same financial resources, but sometimes that's not possible with just a fair property division award. Do you need and qualify for spousal support?...

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Legal Issues Related to Spousal Support Law

Spousal support is court-ordered payments that one spouse may be required to pay to another upon divorce to support the spouse while they obtain a job, further their education or are bringing in an income not sufficient to somewhat maintain their previous lifestyle. Several factors, varying by state, may contribute to a court modifying or ending the spousal support including a change in either party's financial circumstances or remarriage of the spouse receiving it.

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