Alimony Law: Rehabilitative Alimony

Attorney Peter Paras

Rehabilitated alimony typically is the kind of alimony you would see in a shorter term marriage, and it is designed to provide financial assistance to the more economically dependent spouse while he or she rehabilitates him or herself to become more independent financially, so that might involve a term of a period of time that would involve getting more education, some training, getting into the workforce for a period of time in order to build up a work history before becoming economically independent, and at that point the rehabilitated alimony would end.

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Alimony Law: Rehabilitative Alimony

Attorney Peter Paras

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