The court can order alimony payments as part of the
distribution of property and may use a spouse’s separate property, which can
include real estate, rents, profits, or other income, to satisfy the necessary
amount. For instance, if your spouse requests alimony and you have separate
property – say you owned a condominium before marriage that you kept as a
rental property during marriage – the court could order you to pay alimony to
your spouse by assigning rents or profits from that condo to your spouse.
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