How can I stop spousal support if I paid for it for 28 years, retired now and suffering from Parkinson and major illnesses?

Have an attorney file a request for order to modify spousal support. Good luck.

To lower, terminate, or vacate the courts jurisdiction over spousal support you must make an application to do so. Paying spousal support for 28 years should be enough. We should be able to help you stop paying spousal support forever. When you are dealing with fragile economic issues in court, competent legal representation should always be sought, as the subject matter of the litigation is so very important. One mistake here could cause the biggest adverse consequence of your life!

File a motion to modify/terminate support.

There are a variety of factors that need to be examined by an experienced attorney. If the former spouses need for support as changed or your ability to pay support has decreased, then you can ask a court to either terminate support or reduce the support amount.

I don't understand when you say you paid spousal support for 28 years. It seems like an unlikely amount of time for a court to order. Is what you mean that you were married and were the support of the family? If so that's not spousal support. Spousal support is an amount paid to the spouse after separation or divorce. If you were ordered to pay spousal support by a court and are no longer able to do so because of your medical issues, you can make a motion to the court, provide proof of the medical information and see if it is possible to change the amount of support.