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What is Alimony/Spousal Support in Michigan ?
Spousal support – formerly referred to as alimony is usually not awarded to either spouse, especially when you and your spouse earn close to the same amount of income. It is also rarely awarded for a short term marriage. The divorce court will consider spousal support upon examining several factors when making a determination as to whether alimony or spousal support should be awarded. The main elements that are taken into consideration include:
Duration of the marriage
Age and health of the parties
Contribution to the marriage
Past relations and conduct of the parties
Ability of each party to work and their respective incomes
Ability of each party to pay spousal support
Need for support
Source and allocation of martial assets in property division
Martial standard of living
Present situation of the parties
Prior standard of living of the parties
Whether either is responsible for the support of others
Educational level of the person claiming spousal support
