Forms for Spousal, Partner or Family Support

When a couple separates or divorces, one spouse or partner may need for the other to pay them a certain amount of support money each month. This is called "spousal or partner support," or "alimony."

If the couple can agree on the amount of spousal or partner support to be paid, and for how long, they can write down their agreement and get it notarized.
If they cannot agree on the amount of spousal or partner support to be paid, and for how long, they can ask the court to decide.

NOTE: You may not need this form. Or you may need more forms. If you're not sure which forms to use, talk to your Family Law Facilitator or a lawyer.

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Form for Spousal or Partner Support:

Spousal or Family Support Order Attachment (Form FL-343)

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