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When your ex starts living with a new partner, it doesn't automatically end your alimony payments. The court will examine their new financial situation, but you must get a new court order to stop paying.

• Cohabitation may or may not affect alimony. • Courts will examine shared finances and living arrangements. • Do not stop paying alimony until a court tells you to. • You must file a legal motion with the court to terminate or suspend payments. • Stopping payments without court approval could lead to serious consequences.

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