Wednesday, 03 April 2013 10:35
Spousal Support
A court can order one spouse to make monthly payments of support to the other spouse when a couple legally separates or files for a dissolution. These payments are known as spousal support. These monthly payments used to be referred to as “alimony.” To begin a spousal support order, one of the following cases must be filed: an annulment, a dissolution, a legal separation or a domestic violence restraining order.
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