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Alimony can be essential to ensure a spouse has the financial support they need after divorce. However, a court order awarding alimony isn’t always set in stone. There are certain circumstances under which either party can request that the court mo…
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Spousal maintenance (commonly referred to as “spousal support,” or “alimony”) is payment made by the higher-earning spouse to the financially dependent spouse after divorce. While a spousal maintenance award can be crucial to…
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If you relied on your spouse financially during your marriage, alimony can be critical to ensure you have the support you need while you get back on your feet after divorce. It may be ordered by the court or part of a settlement agreement between spo…
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In a Missouri divorce, a court may award spousal maintenance — formerly known as alimony — to one of the spouses when they would otherwise be unable to support themselves with their own income or other resources. Courts can order the payment of m…
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Under Missouri’s family laws, courts can order a party to a divorce to pay two different kinds of support to their soon-to-be-ex-spouse. If the parties have one or more minor children, the court will usually order a parent to pay child support to t…
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Divorce requires a reorganization of nearly every aspect of one’s life. This is a difficult adjustment for most people, but particularly so when one spouse is unable to support themselves without the other spouse’s assistance. The concept of “a…
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