Cohabitation and Alimony

There’s an old adage that reads, “If it walks like a duck, talks like a duck, and quacks like a duck, it’s probably a duck.”  So, too, can we say the same about cohabitation.  And yet, when required to prove that someone is cohabiting for the purpose of denying or terminating spousal support, suddenly it’s immensely complicated.  This eGuide is intended to provide a general overview of those termination of alimony claims, which are based on allegations of cohabitation.  This eGuide is designed to assist clients and their attorneys to build their strongest case to prove that the (1) former spouse is in a cohabiting relationship; (2) former spouse’s need for alimony has been reduced or eliminated; and therefore, (3) spousal support should be reduced or terminated.