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Fact-check: Supreme Court's reported 8-point formula for determining alimony is not new
Update / Judgement Date
12 Dec 2024
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Team — WCP Legal Desk
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The Supreme Court clarified that the eight-point formula for determining alimony is not a new legal precedent. The formula, often cited in divorce cases, has been applied for several years in determining financial support. The Court reaffirmed that this approach is a standard practice, used to ensure fair distribution of assets between spouses. This clarification came after some confusion arose regarding the applicability of the formula. The Supreme Court emphasized the importance of fair and equitable alimony in divorce proceedings, considering various factors such as the financial status of both parties and the duration of the marriage.