Sentence examples for less alimony from inspiring English sources

Thus, it said, a wife should not receive less alimony because she committed adultery, nor should a husband be required to pay more because he committed adultery.

"He would not get medical treatment if he weren't on my insurance," she said, and giving him that is less expensive than paying alimony.

If the court feels that each spouse is capable of being self-supporting, then alimony payments are less likely to be awarded.

For example, she wants to make the implementation of laws governing alimony payments more efficient and less corrupt.

(Complicated rules determine how much of the charitable remainder trust payment into the escrow account is taxable income to the husband, but it should be less than the deduction he claims for alimony).

When she divorced her first husband in 1915, she refused to accept alimony, criticizing the concept as nothing less than an admission of financial dependency on men.

The Florida House recently approved legislation that would make lifelong alimony more difficult to award and less onerous for the payer and, in the case of a remarriage, would place a new spouse's income off-limits in awarding payments.

A marriage of five years or less that ends in divorce, for example, could require alimony payments for up to half of the length of the marriage.

His wives themselves are described much less flatteringly as gold-diggers or nags, squeezing Anton for more alimony or progeny.

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.

He feels less sanguine about other expenditures, particularly the $13,000 a month he pays in alimony and child support.