What to do husband is unable to pay alumni and has no property

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Hello dear client,
There are many reasons people fall behind on alimony payments. It’s possible the spouse that pays alimony (“paying spouse”) lost a job, or suffered medical problems that interfere with the ability to work. It’s also possible that the paying spouse just got tired of making alimony payments. This article provides an overview of what to do when your spouse fails to make court-ordered alimony payments.

If you’re not receiving court-ordered alimony payments, you should try to find out why. Did your spouse involuntarily lose a job or experience a reduction in income because of illness or injury? If you believe your spouse is truly incapable of making alimony payments, you may consider working out an agreement between the two of you which reduces or suspends alimony until your spouse gets back to work. Make sure, however, your spouse knows you’re prepared to go to court if the payments don’t start again. You should also consider hiring an attorney to draft the agreement and ensure your rights are fully protected.

If, on the other hand, your spouse is simply trying to avoid the obligation to pay alimony or refuses to pay despite your agreement, you’ll have to head back to court for help. You’ll need to file a motion (legal paperwork) with the court, and ask a judge to order your spouse to make the overdue payments and keep up with future payments. This is sometimes called a motion for enforcement or contempt.

If you do end up in court, you should definitely consult with an experienced family law attorney, who can draft persuasive legal motions and represent your interests in court.

All the best

Advocate Akash Tiwari LawRato

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Dear friend, no other way to recover alumony amount from your husband force fully, if they are doing intensely in this regards, then you have to pressured your husband by court to the same.Court will be considere your request according to situation.

Advocate Ganesh Shukla LawRato