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Living with your ex after divorce? This discussion clarifies how co-living impacts alimony eligibility in Michigan and what legal steps are essential to protect yourself.

• Co-living does not automatically end alimony payments; the specific financial arrangements matter. • Alimony is not mandatory like child support; a judge has discretion based on individual circumstances. • If you are the payor, you must file a motion to suspend alimony before your ex moves in. • Planning ahead is crucial, as court rulings can take months and may not be retroactive. • Formal court orders are essential to legally change alimony obligations, even with informal agreements.

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