Most of the time early retirement is not an adequate reason to terminate alimony- unless it was completely involuntary.
A deposition simply allows someone to probe for more information and to lock in answers ahead of time.
What is the purpose of a deposition if an ex spouse is trying to terminate or modify lifetime alimony? Is it true that there are certain jobs,like firemen,law enforcement etc,, that can retire early and the judge
would consider that a true change in financial circumstances? Is there any hope I will be able to keep my alimony,he can return to work at the sheriffs office after being retired for a month or more..He really can't afford not to work he has a new spouse and stepkids...Can you use their tax return together as money at his disposal? Is there a loophole somewhere that will enable me to keep my alimony? Thanx for your help.
Most of the time early retirement is not an adequate reason to terminate alimony- unless it was completely involuntary.
A deposition simply allows someone to probe for more information and to lock in answers ahead of time.
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