
In New Mexico, alimony can be awarded to a spouse after divorce depending upon the needs and obligations of the ones included.
There are different types of alimony, and any of the following can be awarded upon decree.
They include:
- Long term alimony:
It is offered in marriages that last at least 20 years. It is often explained as a permanent one, and so several factors and circumstances contribute to determining it.
- Transitional alimony:
It is temporary monetary support, which generally lasts for about 18-24 months and is offered to the spouse to support him/her with the sudden transition from his/her married life to single life.
- Rehabilitative alimony:
It is also temporary support offered to the spouse, which helps them to become independent and self-supporting.