What do lump sum, alimony order, and interim alimony mean in a post-divorce financial order?

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Temporary (interim) alimony is a specific amount requested until the actual alimony is determined based on the provider's income and obligations.

A lump sum refers to requesting a specific amount, such as previous alimony, dowry, enjoyment, etc.

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- Lump Sum: A one-time payment settling all financial claims.

- Alimony Order: Ongoing support for either spouse post-divorce.

- Interim Alimony: Temporary support during divorce proceedings.

The understanding of these terms is crucial for navigating post-divorce financial arrangements effectively.

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Regarding the above, we would like to inform you that, a lump sum refers to a one-time payment of a specific amount of money. This could be a one-time payment of a certain amount of money to the ex-wife as part of the financial settlement.

An alimony order refers to ongoing financial support for the ex-wife, usually in the form of monthly payments. This can include expenses such as housing, education, and other living expenses.

Interim alimony refers to temporary financial support that is provided until a final decision is made on the financial settlement.

This is usually provided during the divorce proceedings to ensure that the ex-wife has financial support until a final decision is reached.

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Temporary alimony is granted through an executive formula for spousal support before the final ruling is issued.