When a married couple gets a divorce, a family court judge may order one spouse to make monthly “alimony” or spousal support payments to the other, based either on a settlement agreement between the couple or a decision by the court itself. The purpose of alimony is to limit any unfair economic effects of a […]
When a married couple gets a divorce, a family court judge may order one spouse to make monthly “alimony” or spousal support payments to the other, based either on a settlement agreement between the couple or a decision by the court itself. The purpose of alimony is to limit any unfair economic effects of a […]
When a married couple gets a divorce, a family court judge may order one spouse to make monthly “alimony” or spousal support payments to the other, based either on a settlement agreement between the couple or a decision by the court itself. The purpose of alimony is to limit any unfair economic effects of a […]
When a married couple gets a divorce, a family court judge may order one spouse to make monthly “alimony” or spousal support payments to the other, based either on a settlement agreement between the couple or a decision by the court itself. The purpose of alimony is to limit any unfair economic effects of a […]
When a married couple gets a divorce, a family court judge may order one spouse to make monthly “alimony” or spousal support payments to the other, based either on a settlement agreement between the couple or a decision by the court itself. The purpose of alimony is to limit any unfair economic effects of a […]
When a married couple gets a divorce, a family court judge may order one spouse to make monthly “alimony” or spousal support payments to the other, based either on a settlement agreement between the couple or a decision by the court itself. The purpose of alimony is to limit any unfair economic effects of a […]
