Alimony refers to court-ordered payments awarded to a spouse or former spouse within a separation or divorce agreement. The reason behind it is to provide financial support to the spouse who makes a lower income, or in some cases, no income at all.
1. Alimony Could Be Avoided if the wife is Guilty of Infidelity
Yes, That’s Right In Case if Wife is Guilty of Infidelity then, The Chance of avoiding Alimony is there. if infidelity on the behalf of one of the partners is proven, it can help to take alimony for that spouse off the table. Proving infidelity is no easy task, as you will need actual proof, such as multiple witnesses, photographs, video, or other incriminating evidence.
2. Alimony can be avoided if the wife earns well
When the wife is earning really well, the alimony part will depend on the discretion of the court.
Normally the court will look into the husband and wife’s financial status. If their incomes have variation and the court feels that their standard of living should be maintained to the level when they were married, it will pass necessary orders.
3.If Husband Have No Source of Income
If the husband is unemployed during the divorce proceeding, the husband can avoid alimony. This shall include circumstances where the husband has been separated by his family business or he has gone insolvent.
4. Alimony can be avoided if the husband remarries and has to take care of his second wife.
5. Alimony can be avoided if the husband is disabled and unable to earn a living. On the contrary, the wife can be asked to pay alimony by the Court.
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