by Marie on October 24th, 2009

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Divorce Question: I know if one party makes more there is a chance of them paying alimony, but what if one makes 60,000 + bonuses and the other around 75,000 a year. Would the person making 75,000 have to pay alimony or does the diff. have to be large?

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by Phaedra on October 24th, 2009
If both parties involved make that much per year, why have alimony at all, and go your own happy ways?
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