Under the new law, a marriage of five years or less may
require alimony payments for half the length of the marriage.
Not exact matches
«Andrew didn't pay child support or
alimony for the past 2 1/2 years until a few weeks ago, and then he continued to leave out the
payments for education and health care, which he's
required to pay.
Tax laws change every year, but adjustments to income typically include expenses you incur as an educator to purchase supplies and materials for the classroom, moving expenses that relate to starting a new job, student loan interest and tuition
payments,
alimony payments you're
required to make, contributions to your IRA accounts and a number of others.
An agreement may
require two policies: one to secure
alimony, and one to secure child support
payments.
If you take over certain loan
payments, make less money than your former spouse or are
required to make
alimony payments, you will need to re-establish your monthly budget and financials.
In order for
alimony payments to be deductible, federal tax laws and regulations
require the following:
Here's another frequently forgotten little nugget about life insurance, which is typically
required to guarantee the
payment of
alimony if you should die while your obligation to pay
alimony is outstanding.
If the divorce or separation agreement
requires you to pay these premiums, and your spouse owns the policy, then you may be able to deduct those premium
payments as
alimony.
Under the new law, the paying spouse will not be able to deduct
alimony payments from income and the receiving spouse will not be
required to pay tax on the
alimony income.
Oftentimes in a divorce agreement, life insurance coverage will be
required in order to secure both
alimony and the
payment of child support.
It is probable that even if you receive
alimony payments, you may be
required to find employment in order to meet your living expenses.
Under the new tax law, the higher earning spouse will be
required to pay all of the tax on the funds used to pay spousal maintenance or
alimony and the recipient will get the
payments tax - free.
Ask the court to
require wage garnishment for the
payment of
alimony after you have obtained a judgment showing your ex-spouse owes arrears, i.e. past due
payments, to you.
Husbands often want to know whether a Pennsylvania court can
require ongoing
alimony payments to their wives after divorce.
(4) «Depository» means the central governmental depository established pursuant to s. 61.181, created by special act of the Legislature or other entity established before June 1, 1985, to perform depository functions and to receive, record, report, disburse, monitor, and otherwise handle
alimony and child support
payments not otherwise
required to be processed by the State Disbursement Unit.
Here's another frequently forgotten little nugget about life insurance, which is typically
required to guarantee the
payment of
alimony if you should die while your obligation to pay
alimony is outstanding.
If a divorce or separation agreement
requires you or your spouse or former spouse to pay home mortgage interest on a home owned by both of you, the
payment of interest may be
alimony.
From a lender's perspective, this includes liabilities like outstanding loans (car, student, or other personal loans),
required alimony or child support
payments, and credit card debt.