After getting a divorce, a person may be legally entitled to receive continued financial support from their spouse. This is known as ‘alimony’.
Who exactly loses out the most when a couple splits up, though? To give you an idea of the impact this sort of decision can make, this post will be exploring the victims it will leave behind.
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