Q: My wife is asking me to pay her $1250 in Alimony and sign a NC Quickclaim Deed do I need to pay her alimony
we are both retired 100% disabled veterans I live in Columbus GA and she lives in Fayetteville NC she has 3 houses that she owns and 1 that we are both signed for ... I lost my left leg in 2018 and now live alone here in Columbus on Ft Benning we have been married since 1979 we devorced in 2005 and remarried a month later we have been living apart since 2018 our kids are grown and on their own ...
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A: Alimony is based upon a variety of factors. If your income is far greater than hers, then she may have a claim for alimony. Speak to an attorney who can give you advice after hearing all the facts.
A: You do not mention whether you are currently involved in a divorce action. If you are, then the answer to your question will be clear at the end of the case. If you are not in a divorce case and you are still married to her, then you do not have to pay her alimony -- unless, that is, some court has ordered you to pay her something. This is highly doubtful, however.
A: Duplicate question, see the original for responses.
A: A judge will make a decision regarding alimony after reviewing the case. You should work with an attorney who can review the facts in detail and provide you with guidance.
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