spousal support after remarriage
Spousal support (or âalimonyâ as it is called in the USA or âmaintenanceâ as it is termed in the UK) is money paid by one spouse to another after separation to contribute to the other spouseâs living expenses.The 1968 Divorce Act put into effect a gender-neutral set of rules relating to spousal support.n order for a court to vary [change] or terminate a spousal support obligation, it must be satisfied that a change in the condition, means, needs, and other circumstances of either spouse has occurred since the making of the order (s. 17 Divorce Act). Thus, each case must be determined on its specific facts.