Should a father pay alimony even after his ex is living with someone full time?
What if they get married?
If you are still married, then yes. If not, then I would think no. I think it would be a good idea to ask a lawyer about this. I know that it depends on a lot of factors. Good luck.
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Should he? No! But does he have to legally? Yes! Unless you put in the divorce stating otherwise, alimony continues until it is paid up. There is a clause know as a no co-habitation clause which would have eliminated alimony if your ex were to move in with someone. Otherwise, normally, alimony ceases when the receiving party remarries.
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