When and How to Terminate Alimony

Let’s talk about alimony for a moment, guys. My name is Brian L. Jackson. I’m a Tulsa father’s rights attorney here with Dads.Law, where fathers are not disposable. And I want to talk about alimony.

And specifically what I want to talk about is when you can potentially get it terminated. Once the usual scenario, since alimony is need-based, there are a couple of scenarios where potentially you could file to terminate it.

Obviously, if you’re able to develop evidence that the other party no longer has a need for alimony, you could potentially attempt to terminate it then. The other situation is if that person remarries, or if they cohabitate, you may be able to terminate it under those circumstances. In either of those situations, you would need to file a motion to terminate.

Can’t you stop paying? In that regard, alimony is like child support. You owe it until you file to terminate. So in other words, if you are of the opinion that you shouldn’t have to pay it anymore because there’s no longer a need or whatever, file that motion and get after it quickly. Because otherwise, you will owe that money.

Why You Need a Good Lawyer

This is another one of those situations where if you are dealing with that, you need a good lawyer. One place you can find a good Oklahoma alimony lawyer is at Dads.Law, where fathers are not disposable. Thanks guys.

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