spousal maintenance; income; property

Removed automatic termination of spousal maintenance when the receiving spouse remarries or has habitually cohabitated for one year or more in a relationship analogous to marriage.

Removed termination of spousal maintenance when the receiving spouse failed to disclose cohabitation during the dissolution proceeding that resulted in the maintenance award.

Removed the reimbursement provision that entitled the paying spouse to recover maintenance paid after the date the recipient remarried or began cohabitating in a marriage-like relationship.

Removed the list of factors courts could consider when determining whether a spouse habitually cohabitated in a relationship analogous to marriage, including statements to third parties, economic dependence, conduct and roles, benefit of the relationship, community reputation, and other relevant factors.

Removed the provision allowing a spouse to petition for termination of spousal maintenance at any time, regardless of when the original petition was filed or the award was entered.

Renumbered remaining subsections: old Section I (continuing jurisdiction) became Section E, and old Section J (definition of reasonable needs) became Section F. Updated the section title to remove references to termination and factors.