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How Do I Reduce Alimony Payments After I Lost My Job?

 
Posted on October 18, 2015July 24, 2018 by Accel Admin

  • Our statute requires that at least 90 days pass before a person can make a request to the court to reduce their alimony obligation
  • The statute also provides that the court may retroactively modify the alimony obligation during that 90-day period.
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