The answer to your question about whether your ex spouse can get maintenance (alimony) from you depends on the current financial facts of your case, as compared to what they were at the time of your divorce, along with whether maintenance was held open to them as part of the final divorce. If maintenance was waived, than the right to maintenance is waived forever; if maintenance was held open, they would have to show that there has been a significant and substantial change in the financial circumstances of the parties, to warrant the court to now set a maintenance order; if you are on a fixed limited income, you also need an ability to pay and she needs to demonstrate a need for financial support for the court to order you now to support her. I don't know how you do that on a fixed and limited income; you can barely support yourself.
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