Family
May 15, 2002
Court Addresses When Living Together Becomes 'Cohabitation'
Focus Column - By Harold J. Cohn, Shelley L. Albaum and Seth D. Kramer - It is common for family law attorneys to hear from clients who are paying spousal support that their former spouse is now living with someone and that, as a result, they should not be obligated to continue to pay spousal support. The state Legislature, in Family Code Section 4323, addresses the relationship between cohabitation and the need for spousal support.
By Harold J. Cohn, Shelley L. Albaum and Seth D. Kramer
It is common for family law attorneys to hear from clients who are paying spousal support that their former spouse is now livin...
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