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Alimony is money a judge orders one spouse to pay the other when a couple divorces. The money is to help support the spouse who gets it.
Judges do not order alimony in every divorce.
Now there are 4 different kinds of alimony. Each kind has rules about:
- the length of marriage it applies to,
- how long it can last,
- what can end it, and
- if it can be changed.
The alimony laws changed on March 1, 2012. Alimony orders and written agreements about alimony made before March 1, 2012 remain in effect.
Important
If the judge did not order alimony when you divorced, you may be able to go back to court later to ask for alimony. But if you have a divorce agreement, it might say you cannot go to court later. Talk to a lawyer.
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Separation and Divorce When There is Domestic Violence
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"Domestic violence" refers to many kinds of abuse committed by a member of a family, a household, or an intimate partner against another member of the family, household, or against the intimate partner. "Domestic Violence" also refers to many forms of abuse committed by one person against another in certain dating relationships or engagements.
You can seek a court order to protect you if your abuser
- harms you physically,
- tries to harm you physically,
- makes you afraid that serious physical harm is going to happen to you, or
- threatens, pressures or forces you to have sex.
This court order is to protect you from further harm. It is called an "abuse prevention order," a "restraining order," or a "209A."
"Domestic violence" is sometimes called "battering," and it also refers to abusive patterns of 
power and control in family, household, and intimate partner relationships.]