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Alimony, also known as spousal support, is often a key factor in Utah divorce cases. It is designed to help a lower-earning spouse maintain financial stability after the marriage ends. Whether you are seeking alimony or may be required to pay it, understanding how Utah courts calculate alimony can help you prepare for the legal […]
Alimony is designed to provide financial support to a former spouse after a divorce, but it is not always permanent. In Utah, cohabitation can be a legal reason for terminating alimony payments. If the receiving spouse enters into a supportive, marriage-like relationship, the paying spouse may petition the court to end their alimony obligations. At
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Life circumstances can change after a divorce, making an existing alimony arrangement unsustainable or unfair. If you are wondering whether you can increase, decrease, or terminate alimony, it’s important to understand the legal grounds and process for modification in Utah. At Porter Law Firm, we guide clients through alimony modifications to ensure fair and reasonable
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Alimony can be one of the most contentious aspects of a divorce, often leaving both parties concerned about their financial future. Whether you are seeking alimony or facing a potential obligation to pay, understanding your rights and options can help you navigate the process with clarity and confidence. At Porter Law Firm, we assist clients
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Life circumstances change, and alimony agreements may need to be adjusted to reflect new financial realities. Whether you are seeking to increase, decrease, or terminate alimony, understanding what qualifies as a significant change is essential to successfully modifying a support order. At Porter Law Firm, we guide clients through the alimony modification process to ensure
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Are you unsure whether you qualify for alimony or if you’ll be required to pay? Alimony is designed to provide financial fairness after a divorce, but it is not automatically granted in every case. At Porter Law Firm, we help clients understand how alimony is determined and what legal factors impact financial support. Alimony serves
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