For divorces after 1984 but before 2019, which of the following statements about alimony payments is not correct? a. Divorced or legally separated parties can be members of the same household at the time the payments are made. b. The payor must have no liability to make payments for any period following the death of the spouse receiving the payments. c. The payments must not be designated in the written agreement as anything other than alimony. d. The payments must be in cash and must be received by the spouse (or former spouse).

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13 June, 21:59

For divorces after 1984 but before 2019, which of the following statements about alimony payments is not correct? a. Divorced or legally separated parties can be members of the same household at the time the payments are made. b. The payor must have no liability to make payments for any period following the death of the spouse receiving the payments. c. The payments must not be designated in the written agreement as anything other than alimony. d. The payments must be in cash and must be received by the spouse (or former spouse).

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Roy Henson · Answer 1

d. The payments must be in cash and must be received by the spouse (or former spouse).

Explanation:

There was not an obligation that alimony should be paid only in cash, It could be made by check, bank transfer, deposit, or another financial transaction mean. However, it is noted that it could be paid in cash, but preferably, if the couple does not have an amicable relationship post-marriage, some kind of receipt should be received to prove that transaction.