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In this video, Aaron Thomas explains the differences between modifiable and non-modifiable alimony. He mentions that he has other videos discussing related topics, such as temporary alimony, rehabilitative alimony, and the misconceptions surrounding permanent alimony. He clarifies that modifying alimony applies to permanent alimony, which is paid after divorce, whether for a limited time or for life. Modifiable alimony refers to payments that can be changed post-order, while non-modifiable alimony remains fixed. For instance, if a judge orders a husband to pay a thousand dollars, that amount can be adjusted if it's modifiable.