In Connecticut, alimony orders can be modified or even terminated if an alimony recipient begins residing with another person, and if this cohabitation arrangement significantly improves the alimony recipient’s financial circumstances. Here is what alimony payers and recipients need to understand about cohabitation and its impact on alimony. Cohabitation and Its Impact on Finances … Read more
If you are going through a divorce in Connecticut, you may have questions about whether alimony applies to your circumstances. Below is a look at how the court makes decisions about whether to award alimony, as well as the amount and duration of payments. What factors are used to determine if alimony should be awarded? … Read more
Alimony orders are set by the court as part of an agreement in many divorces or after a hearing. Like other financial support terms of a divorce agreement, alimony can be revisited and modified in the future when there is a substantial change in circumstances. Modification of alimony orders may be requested either by the … Read more