The Supreme Court ruled in opposition of discriminating against gender in alimony more than 30 years ago.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the percentage of male alimony recipients has been rising and is likely to continue as females step up their earning power and make more than their male counterparts.
According to a recent survey by the American Academy of Matrimonial Lawyers, women are more likely than men to use electronic evidence in their divorce. Divorce is changing and so is adultery. Some even argue that alimony is unconstitutional.
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As women’s earnings continue to rise more women are becoming financially respondsible in a divorce.
But an increasing number of women are taking preemptive measures to protect themselves in the event of a divorce. In a recent survey, 44% of divorce attorneys report noticing an increase in the number of women asking for prenuptial agreements.
Alimony in North Carolina has changed over the last several decades, but it is still an inherent part of the state’s legal system involving separating spouses. Couples who are separated often provide or receive alimony payments based on what is agreed to be “fair”.
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April 15 is just around the corner. If you are divorced and receive alimony, when you file your tax return, alimony can be treated as taxable income on your federal return. If you pay alimony you can deduct a certain amount from your gross income.
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