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Old 11-06-2009, 11:22 AM
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My ex husband was divorced in California. He has been paying alimony for 9 years, they were married for 19. In the decree it states grounds for terminating alimony as death or change of material circumstances, or other as court seems appropriate.

His ex spouse has been in a relationship with the same man all this time, and about 4 months ago moved in with him. We can prove cohabitation, but I am wondering if there is a duration of time that they must be living together before we should go back to court?
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My ex husband was divorced in California. He has been paying alimony for 9 years, they were married for 19. In the decree it states grounds for terminating alimony as death or change of material circumstances, or other as court seems appropriate.

His ex spouse has been in a relationship with the same man all this time, and about 4 months ago moved in with him. We can prove cohabitation, but I am wondering if there is a duration of time that they must be living together before we should go back to court?
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Old 11-06-2009, 01:11 PM
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Why does this concern you?

I was wondering the exact same thing!
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Surely she meant her husband? But that still doesn't mean there's a "we."
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