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Mental illness can make it hard to work after a divorce.  Courts look at how much help the sick spouse needs to live a fair life.

*Mental illness can stop one spouse from earning money, so they need more help. *Disability payments, like Social Security, are included when courts decide alimony. *If the illness is long-term, alimony payments may last longer.

Alimony helps a sick spouse when they cannot work. Disability money is added to the total income to make it fair for both. Courts may make the support last longer if the illness is serious.   Download Divorce & Custody Survival Guide. Click here: https://akivagoldman.com/free-legal-ebook/

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