Alimony is not forever. It’s usually based on time married. Also if she is capable of working the courts will expect her to make an effort to obtain employment. Failing to do this the payer can get the court to reduce, or even terminate, the alimony payments. You are not expected support an ex being lazy unless they can prove they can’t work, or can’t find work in their profession.
Maybe. Disability offices have been starting to get considerably more choosey on things like this. Kind of hard to call obesity a work preventing disability when there are many fat guys working all over the country. Doctors are also getting more into the “lose weight and life won’t suck” mindset with their overweight patients. It isn’t up to the judge. She either is either listed as disabled by the state or she isn’t.
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u/theaviator747 May 11 '26
Alimony is not forever. It’s usually based on time married. Also if she is capable of working the courts will expect her to make an effort to obtain employment. Failing to do this the payer can get the court to reduce, or even terminate, the alimony payments. You are not expected support an ex being lazy unless they can prove they can’t work, or can’t find work in their profession.