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US
/ˈæɫəˌmoʊni/
]
[ UK /ˈælɪməni/ ]
[ UK /ˈælɪməni/ ]
NOUN
- court-ordered support paid by one spouse to another after they are separated
How To Use alimony In A Sentence
- In it, he informed me that George Grey had accepted my proposal of a once-off payment of $25,200 – on the condition that I would abnegate his word any further claims to alimony and/or other forms of financial maintenance. The Pursuit of Happiness
- Alimony (also called spousal support) is tax deductible to the payor and taxable income to the payee. How To Make Divorce Less Taxing
- In Quebec, unlike other provinces, common-law exes aren't eligible for alimony and the women's movement has never protested this.
- He gets there and the copper in the Met car pound recognizes him for non-payment of alimony and does him. INSTRUMENTS OF DARKNESS
- English maintenance or alimony decrees can be lifelong.
- If it is not a palimony claim, it is clearly an attempt to enforce a contract, the consideration for which is wifely services being rendered on the part of a mistress.
- ‘Either you're married to the guy and you get alimony, or you're not married… and you get nada,’ she says.
- Straight couples who cohabit only rarely get palimony judgments or court-ordered child support.
- The Court held that a same - gender relationship could not constitute "concubinage" for the purpose of terminating alimony. Recently Uploaded Slideshows
- Cynthia George, attorney for Lorrie Nantz, who had been seeking $1.5 million annually in alimony and child support, had no comment on the ruling. Fox's World Series TV ratings up 36% from 2008's record low mark