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Many people are aware that they can receive child support, but some are not aware that they may also be entitled to spousal support and how it is different from alimony.. In this article, we discuss entitlement to spousal support, how it’s calculated, defenses to paying spousal support, and more.
Read MoreIn this Superior Court opinion, Rosiecki v. Rosiecki, PA Super 92, Husband tried to terminate his $900 monthly alimony payments to Wife.
Read MoreWhen deciding alimony, the court will consider whether it is necessary, how it is to be paid, along with the amount and duration and manner of alimony payments, the courts will consider the following 17 factors:
Read MoreHouse Bill No. 1250 stands to change the way that spousal support and alimony pendente lite (APL) is determined in Pennsylvania. Instead of using the Pennsylvania Support Guidelines to determine the amount of support subject to certain deviations, House Bill 1250 will focus on the "basic needs" of the petitioning spouse.
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