Spousal support can play a critical role in ensuring that both spouses can maintain a reasonable level of financial security, regardless of their marital status. Especially, for those who have been out of the workforce for a significant period of time or who have lower-paying jobs.

However, there can be cases where the other party can stop the payments or violate the agreement. Managing Partner Attorney Tyler Monahan of Turner Monahan PLLC elaborates on the topic of spousal support and the actions that can be taken to enforce it.

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