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Yes that is what I am thinking. See now I get the alimony and child support and with my job sends over 32K a year. I will still continue to get alimony once my fiancee lives here just when we get married I wont get it anymore. But we plan a march 2009 wedding. so up until march ill still receive the alimony. If they count it now. I haven't received my noa2 yet been a long 6 months. Im just trying to prepare when that times comes I believe that if my alimony goes away after I get married i am still 27k. Ill still get it while he is in the process of his interview so I'll have to put that in. Oh this is draining my brain. That is the only document I am worried about. Im trying to get prepared well ahead of myself. But I do appreciate your responses and advice puts me a little at ease.

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