Temporary Vs. Permanent Maintenance In Colorado | Episode 160 Divorce At Altitude: A Podcast On Colorado Family Law podcast

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Temporary vs. Permanent Maintenance in Colorado | Episode 160

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In this short "how-to" episode, Ryan Kalamaya discusses purpose of temporary alimony, meant to buoy the lower-earning spouse during the divorce proceedings, and the variables that can affect it. Following that, Ryan talks about the concept of permanent maintenance, its role, duration, and the factors that influence its allocation. We'll dive into trends surrounding permanent maintenance awards, and remind you that securing maintenance isn't guaranteed.

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