The ending of marriage calls for completely separating the lives of two people. A significant part of divorce ensures that all marital property is equitably divided. If one spouse makes less money and supports the other spouse during their marriage, they may be entitled to alimony, which is called spousal support in Illinois. A court order or divorce decree can highlight spousal support as a requirement.
Sometimes, the spouse ordered to pay spousal support may not like the final decision and choose to ignore the order. This neglect can lead to frustration, annoyance, and financial woes for the other party. There are several factors and strategies that you can utilize to make them comply and follow those orders.
Can You Enforce Spousal Support Payments in Illinois?
If an ex-spouse decides not to comply with a divorce order on spousal support, it can turn your life upside down. Luckily, in Illinois, you can take a few actions to enforce the divorce decree. Here are a few actions you can take with the help of a divorce attorney to enforce your spousal support payments:
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