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What is the difference between post-separation support and alimony?

The difference is that post-separation support is intended to be for the period of separation until the absolute divorce (or until a pending alimony claim is heard, if that happens after the divorce occurs), and alimony is support after you are divorced for some period of time.

What are the disadvantages of alimony?

State-by-state results StateMonthly amountNotes AZ $618 Median of 648 CA $619 CO $417 FL $724 Maximum12 more rows

What does post-separation mean?

It could also be a con, however, if the recipient is not good at managing money. The recipient could spend the lump sum alimony too quickly instead of saving any for the future. Lump sum alimony could also take away tax breaks and the ability to qualify for financial aid for the recipient.