California lets state filers deduct alimony payments. Is this only for post-judgment payments or does it include payments made by court order while the case is pending?
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California lets state filers deduct alimony payments. Is this only for post-judgment payments or does it include payments made by court order while the case is pending?
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California lets state filers deduct alimony payments. Is this only for post-judgment payments or does it include payments made by court order while the case is pending?
Yes, California generally allows deductions for both temporary (pre-judgment) and post-judgment court-ordered alimony payments.