Rhode Island Family Attorney’s Guide to Terminating Post-Divorce Alimony: Strategies, Claims, and Compensation
Understanding Alimony Termination in Rhode Island Alimony, also known as spousal support, is a court-ordered payment from one spouse to another following a divorce. In Rhode Island, alimony is not always permanent, and understanding the grounds and procedures for termination is crucial for both payors (those paying alimony) and recipients. đź“Ś This guide provides Rhode Island-specific information on terminating post-divorce alimony, covering key strategies, potential claims, and compensation considerations. Grounds for Alimony Termination in Rhode Island Several factors can lead to the termination of alimony in Rhode Island. The specific terms of the divorce decree are paramount. If the decree explicitly outlines conditions for termination, those conditions will govern. Remarriage of the Recipient: đź’Ť Generally, alimony terminates automatically upon the remarriage of the recipient. However, the divorce decree might contain language altering this. Cohabit...