Legislation and lawsuits challenging the traditional notions of alimony � such as how long it should be paid and by whom � are popping up across the nation. At issue is whether judges have too much discretion in deciding how much alimony should be paid, for how long, and whether they unfairly favor ex-wives.
February 11, 2008 at 12:00 AM
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Legislation and lawsuits challenging the traditional notions of alimony � such as how long it should be paid and by whom � are popping up across the nation.
At issue is whether judges have too much discretion in deciding how much alimony should be paid, for how long, and whether they unfairly favor ex-wives.
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