Financial Information

Party A (Payor)

Party A age is required

Party B (Recipient)

Party B age is required
Marriage length is required
Discount rate is required
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Rate Used: 4.50%
Calculation Date:

Utah Code § 81-4-502 Factors:

  • Standard of Living: During the marriage at time of separation
  • Financial Needs: Of the recipient spouse
  • Earning Capacity: Ability to produce income
  • Payor's Ability: To pay while maintaining independence
  • Duration: Cannot exceed length of marriage (with exceptions)
  • Retirement: Alimony typically terminates when payor reaches age 65
  • Equalization: Courts "sometimes" try to equalize standards of living
Note: Utah has NO specific formula - judges have broad discretion

Analysis Results

Recommended Support Range & NPV Analysis

Monthly Support Range: $0 - $0
Duration (Limited by Utah Law): 0 months
Total Payments (Nominal): $0 - $0
Net Present Value (NPV): $0 - $0
NPV Savings vs Nominal: $0 - $0
NPV Explanation: Net Present Value calculates the current worth of future payments using the treasury rate as a discount factor. It shows the true cost in today's dollars, accounting for inflation and investment opportunity costs.

Method 1: Income Equalization

Party A Disposable Income: $0
Party B Disposable Income: $0
Monthly Support Amount: $0

Method 2: Utah Percentage Standard

Income Differential: $0
30% of Differential: $0
35% of Differential: $0
40% of Differential: $0

Method 3: Marital Standard Equalization

Combined Shortfall: $0
Equal Burden per Party: $0
Monthly Support Amount: $0