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In this video, Aaron Thomas explains the difference between modifiable and non-modifiable alimony. He encourages viewers to check out his other videos on related topics, including temporary alimony, rehabilitated alimony, and permanent alimony. Thomas clarifies that modifying alimony primarily pertains to permanent alimony, which is paid post-divorce and can last for varying durations. He distinguishes that temporary alimony is only applicable during the divorce proceedings. Modifiable alimony can be changed after being ordered by a judge, while non-modifiable alimony remains fixed and cannot be altered post-order.