"Alimony debtors also have rights, and one of them is the reduction of the amount of alimony payment."

In this blog, I will talk to you about the reasons why it is possible to obtain a reduction in alimony.

In many cases, food debtors have other expenses in addition to the pension, such as paying debts in department stores, which often go beyond financial solvency that he may have, wondering if the reduction of alimony is possible, however, many times these reasons are not enough to request said reduction. What is the reason? When weighing the food payment with other expenses and debts, the alimony is ahead of these, having the payment preference.

Under what assumptions is it possible to obtain a reduction in the amount of alimony payment?

Change in employment situation: That at the time of establishing alimony the debtor had a sufficient salary to decree a certain amount of pension, but over the years the debtor loses or you change your job for one with a lower salary, making the payment of the pension decreed almost impossible.

Existence of new creditors: When the alimony debtor, after the alimony amount has been decreed, has new children, having new alimony creditors, changing the debtor's economic situation.

IMPORTANT: These situations have to be valued through different procedures, and if it has been mentioned in the main action, it will not be possible to try again.

For the reduction of alimony to operate, it must be through new and different elements at the time of decreeing the pension.

"Remember to fulfill all your obligations, this avoids causing you problems in the future."

Before, divorce was a long and complicated process, because the parties had to prove the grounds for divorce, and many times this was denied by the judge, seeing the parties obligated to continue their marriage.

Fortunately, Mexican law has made great strides in the last ten years, having as its main requirement for divorce is the willingness of one of the parties to do so.

So the main requirement that you must meet is to have the will to dissolve the marriage bond, the second point to cover, is to know what type of procedure is the ideal one to carry out the case, since many times during the process there may be changes of opinion of the parts of the process.

Surely in recent years, you have heard or read about the "express divorce" this refers to divorce without grounds, which is the one that occurs because one of the parties decides divorce, and this is granted by the authority, leaving aside the other matters related to their relationship, having to expose their claims, evidence and others, so that the judge takes everything into consideration and can issue the sentence related to the custody and custody of children, distribution of assets, etc.

In the same way, there is what is called Voluntary Divorce, which is in which both parties wish to dissolve the bond that unites them in marriage, in which, they reach an agreement for divorce, but as mentioned above, the divorce is dictated by the judge, however, in this type of divorce, you have to make things clear before dissolving the bond, drawing up an agreement on issues related to marriage, such as children, assets, debts, etc.

Already making all this clear, now in a general way, I will mention some documents that are needed at the time of filing a divorce:

• Marriage certificate
• Identification
• In case of having children, birth certificates
• Property documents
• In the event of being married by conjugal partnership, an appraisal carried out by an expert of each of the properties.