Am I Entitiled To Receive Alimony?
Alimony is a payment, usually monthly, from one spouse to another for the continued support of that spouse after the divorce. It is separate and distinct from any amount ordered to be paid by one spouse to another as child support. As with most issues to be decided in a divorce, whether to award alimony is discretionary with the Court and is based individually on the facts of each case. Therefore, unfortunately for the divorcing parties, there is no fixed rule for determining whether to award alimony and, if so, how much to award. Some of the factors Courts in Alabama will consider when determining this issue are: (1) the financial need of the receiving spouse and the ability of the paying spouse to pay; (2) the length of the marriage; and (3) the conduct of the parties regarding the cause of divorce.
In the state of Alabama can I have my ex send his alimony payments through the court? He is self employed and I was told our laws changed and since he stays 6-8 weeks behind I would like to have it sent through the court.
Can alimony be taken away after the divorce decree has been granted (2003)? If so for what reason?
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