§ 3591 Spousal Support Modification Rules
This law says that agreements about paying money to support a spouse after divorce can usually be changed later by a judge, but there are some exceptions.
A couple gets divorced, and the husband agrees to pay his wife $1,000 every month for support.
Later, if the husband loses his job, he can ask a judge to lower the payments. But if he already owes $5,000 from past months, that amount can't be changed. Also, if their agreement says the payments can never be changed, then the judge can't change them.
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§ 3591 Spousal Support Modification Rules
Last verified: January 9, 2026