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<\/a>Sometimes, long after a divorce<\/a> settlement has been arrived at, and many months of alimony paid out, there may come a need for changing the amount or terms of the spousal support. But how long does this kind of change take? And what are the things you need to have ready to ensure things move along smoothly?<\/p>\nTime taken for pre-divorce spousal support judgments vs. modifications<\/strong><\/p>\n Spousal support modification needs you to go through a similar set of processes and steps as the procedure followed for the initial support order\/judgment during the divorce. And the reason behind the need to follow the same procedure, is that by suggesting there is a need for changes to the judgment already in place, you or your ex believe that something has changed. In other words, the financial situation or circumstances have deviated quite drastically from the time the divorce came through. Which means that you will (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Sometimes, long after a divorce settlement has been arrived at, and many months of alimony paid out, there may come a need for changing the amount or terms of the spousal support. But how long does this kind of change…<\/span><\/p>\n