Sentences with phrase «sum of alimony»

Not exact matches

Gross income is simply the sum of everything an individual earns in a year, which may include includes wages, dividends, alimony, capital gains, interest income, royalties, rental income, and retirement distributions.

Such cases might be one of the rare situations which merit a judicial award of lump sum alimony (assuming there's enough marital assets to award such alimony) but so far I've never seen a wife argue for such an award.

The court awarded «maintenance» (i.e. alimony or spousal support) in the form of a lump sum in the full amount that the wife requested, as well as child support.

Terms calling for payment of a lump sum in lieu of alimony at an increasing scale according to the length of the marriage are common.

A settlement agreement's provisions regarding spousal support is always nonmodifiable if: (1) it is actually a disguised property division; (2) it is contractual lump sum alimony; (3) it is part of an integrated bargain.

2009) is an additional reminder of why payor spouses might want to offer generous lump sum alimony to avoid permanent periodic alimony.

Also known as maintenance or spousal support, alimony is a court - ordered sum of money paid by one spouse to the other after a divorce.

In order to make wife whole, the family court determined the value of the marital residence and ordered husband to pay to wife lump sum alimony in that amount.

Lawyer negotiates $ 50,000 lump sum alimony payment to Wife despite claim of adultery during marriage in contentious divorce case.

Despite being a common - law wife, she sought alimony for herself in the amount of $ 56,000 per month and $ 50 million as a lump sum payment.

Spousal support, or alimony, is a court - ordered sum of money paid by one spouse to another on a periodic basis following the dissolution of a marriage or common - law union.

If the income is shared to pay alimony, then it might be unfair to divide the lump sum value of the practice in equitable distribution (which would be a double dip).

Lump sum alimony is a specific amount of money the court orders one spouse to pay to the other all at once or in payments over time.

Complex cases with several special issues, such as multiple pieces of real estate, businesses, retirement and pension transfers, lump sum or periodic alimony, extensive debt, tax liability, college or special need expenses, as well as others, may cost more.

The state of Nevada recognizes two forms of alimony: lump sum and permanent.

Any of these types of alimony can be paid in a lump sum or in periodic payments or both.

During divorce proceedings, Florida courts may award alimony to either party in the form of periodic payments, payments in lump sum, or both.

Both processes also allow for solutions that differ from what a court might be able to order - such as a lump sum payment in lieu of alimony.

Lump sum payments, assumption of debt, a distribution from assets, paying third parties (such as the mortgage bank) on behalf of the recipient spouse, are some of the creative ways alimony can be managed.