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Question:

I am a federal employee who pays alimony and is being temporarily furloughed from my job.

My alimony calculation was based on my full salary, but my income will obviously be temporarily reduced due to furlough.

Should I ask for a temporary modification of my alimony payments as a result of an employment furlough?

Question:

I am planning on forming a C corporation to run my small consulting business and take a nominal salary that would hopefully reduce or eliminate my alimony payments.

Would a lesser income taken from this new corporation be grounds for an alimony modification?

Question:

I cohabit with my girlfriend and our children, and she has increasingly threatened to take me to court in order to force me to pay child support and spousal support to help with the bills.

Do state alimony laws allow for individuals who cohabit to ask for spousal support when they are not married?

Question:

I pay alimony to my ex-wife who recently has moved out of the country and now lives in a country where she can collect unemployment and free medical insurance from the government.

Can I modify my alimony payments if my ex has moved to a country that provides her with more benefits and support?

Question:

A few months after our divorce was final and I was ordered to pay alimony, my ex-wife began receiving Social Security Disability.

How will this effect the spousal support I pay her? Can it increase or decrease based on her receiving payments that were not figured in the divorce?