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Paying your ex support is probably not high on your list of things you want to do after your relationship ends. However, for many couples, spousal support or alimony will be a factor in their split. Knowing some common spousal support issues that…
Spousal support can provide critical financial resources for someone after a couple divorces or separates. However, it can be a heated topic, so it can be helpful to consider some tips before you and your partner or soon-to-be-ex proceed to talking about spousal…
Spousal support is a legal issue that people might hear about from friends or tabloids. This second-hand or anecdotal evidence can make it easy to pass on misinformation, which can wind up causing confusion and conflict if you face this issue yourself. Below,…
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There may be a lot about a separation or divorce that feels unfair, from the way your ex may be treating you to having to leave your home. But when it comes to fairness in a divorce settlement, common law break-up, parenting agreements,…
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Too often, engaged couples dismiss the idea of having a "prenuptial agreement" or "marriage contract" because they associate it with conflict and mistrust. Of course, a prenup is valuable if a marriage ends, but it can also be a tool in helping to…
Receiving financial maintenance after divorce can be critical to someone who was financially dependent on their spouse. Spousal support (a.k.a. "Alimony") can also ensure a divorce does not financially devastate one person more than the other. (But don't tell that to support payors!)…
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