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Judge Says No To Seven-Year Alimony Rebate

Administrator | August 7, 2010

Here’s an interesting post from the Connecticut Law Tribune:
Judge Says No To Seven-Year Alimony Rebate
The Judge’s decision brings up a variety of interesting questions for divorced (or divorcing) couples with regard to the provisions of their separation agreements. One thing is for sure, motions should be filed in a timely manner!

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Tags: Alimony, Child Support, Divorce

Alimony: Using Craigslist to Get Out of Paying?

Administrator | November 10, 2009

Editor’s Note: I happened upon this post a few nights ago while searching for articles on the topic of alimony. It was posted in February 2009 on the Mississippi Family Law Blog. It’s an interesting post with some good advice on what NOT to do if you are ordered to pay alimony [...]

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Tags: Alimony, Connecticut Family Law; Craigslist

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