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Indiana Alimony Laws and Spousal Support
Indiana Alimony Issues & Resources
Indiana Alimony
Either party may be awarded
alimony or spousal support if he or she:
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is
physically or mentally incapacitated to the extent that they are unable to
support themselves; or
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lacks sufficient property to provide support for his
or herself and any incapacitated child and must forgo employment to care for the
physically or mentally incapacitated child.
Rehabilitative spousal support
or alimony may be granted to a spouse for up to 3 years,
based on the following factors:
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the time and expense necessary to acquire
sufficient education and training to enable the spouse to find appropriate
employment;
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the educational level of each spouse at the time of the marriage
and at the time the action is commenced;
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whether an interruption in the
education, training, or employment of a spouse who is seeking maintenance
occurred during the marriage as a result of homemaking or child care
responsibilities, or both;
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the earning capacity of each spouse, including
educational background, training, employment skills, work experience, and length
of presence or absence from the job market.
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