The phrase "alimony with" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a context involving alimony, but it lacks clarity and specificity.
Example: "The court decided on the alimony with the understanding that both parties would share custody."
Alternatives: "alimony payments" or "alimony agreement".
The album isn't humorless; she shares "Give It Back," a demand for alimony, with raps by the Big Tymers, whose Mannie Fresh insists, "Call your lawyer back, baby, I was just playin'".
This is also a time to consider insuring the income that may be a part of the agreement, like alimony, with life insurance and/or disability insurance for that required time period.
She said Mr. Cardona paid for everything Sasha needed with $700 a month in child support and alimony and with extra money at times.
They are opposed to alimony payments with no end in sight.
Connecticut lawmakers are drafting an alimony bill, with hearings expected in the next month, lobbyists say.
Mr. Spector later paid her divorce lawyers in nickels and stamped her alimony checks with an expletive.
And she has been involved in an alimony fight with Yeslam, who, she says, pays her less than the monthly salary of his private pilot.
The jail's ultimate accolade may have been received on Christmas Day in 1911, when the warden, Thomas Rock, feted the 15 civil prisoners, 8 of whom were alimony delinquents, with a dinner of turkey, sweet potatoes, fruits, plum pudding, coffee and cigars.
In February 2014, Potanin divorced his wife and offered her $250,000 a month in alimony, along with properties in Moscow, London, and New York.
The Divorce Financial Strategists™ here at Bedrock Divorce Advisors™ are careful to discuss each of these alimony options with all of our clients and their divorce attorneys because we've seen how devastating it can be for a woman to lose her alimony income.
Statistical analysis of court systems in Spain by the Instituto Nacional de Estadisticas further document gender-bias in family courts, showing that only 10.26 percent of women are awarded alimony settlements, with reported averages being $370/month for women after an average of 15.5 years of marriage, and an average age of 42 years olds.
