Explore the factors South Carolina courts use to decide alimony, including income, marriage length, and local Lexington court practices.
You’re paying monthly support after your divorce—then you find out your ex has moved in with someone new. They’re splitting bills, sharing a home, maybe even acting like a married couple. Naturally, you start to wonder: Can I stop paying alimony if they’re living with someone else? Here’s how South Carolina handles cohabitation, and what […]
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Living With Someone Doesn’t Always End Alimony It’s a common belief that once you move in with a new romantic partner, alimony automatically stops.In South Carolina, the rule is more nuanced. Alimony may end if the court finds you’re “cohabiting” — but simply sharing a home isn’t always enough. What Counts as “Cohabitation” in South
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