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Divorce What about alimony in a no-fault divorce?

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What about it? It can be granted but it is not an automatic thing.

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It's possible to seek a modification of the divorce decree afterwards. You'll need to consult a lawyer who is familiar with the law in your state to get a definitive answer, though.
Is there no fault divorce in Germany?
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When state laws allow it and when the presiding judge determines that it is warranted.