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Divorcing a spouse who doesn’t work can mean paying alimony. The court checks how much money each of you makes. If the marriage lasted a long time, you might have to pay.

*Alimony depends on who makes more money. *Longer marriages make alimony more likely. *The court thinks about what the non-working spouse did at home.

Knowing the rules about alimony helps you plan. The court looks at money and how long you were married. Getting legal help is important.

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