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Your spouse has enough money to pay you all of the alimony that is ordered at the time of the divorce. Do you want that lump sum, or are you better off taking the monthly payments? Below are three reasons…
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Alimony is a payment made periodically from one spouse to another after a divorce and can be ordered by the Court. The payments typically last for a set time period so the formerly dependent spouse can become self-supporting. Alimony can…
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Technically, your standard of living will be considered when deciding how much spousal support you are entitled to. The goal is to keep you as close to the lifestyle that you were used to as possible, even after the split.…
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