My ex husband lost his job in July.&nbsp; He just turned 60 and is supposed to pay alimony for another seven years.&nbsp; He told me he doesn’t want to go back to work and prefers to retire early.


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My ex husband lost his job in July.  He just turned 60 and is supposed to pay alimony for another seven years.  He told me he doesn’t want to go back to work and prefers to retire early.{ai:summary}<p>The ex-husband, recently unemployed at age 60, expresses a desire to retire early rather than seek new employment. This situation complicates his obligation to pay alimony for the next seven years.  </p><p>#society</p>

Can ex stop alimony just because he lost his job?

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