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My ex-husband has a decree to pay me alimony for 60 months. He did not pay January's and February's payments. Month 60 is May 2017. I am going to take him to court without an attorney, essentially small claims, since the amount is relatively small. He is required to pay me $1,900 a month. If I cannot get him to pay the final five months totaling $9,500, can I get his wages garnished? Can I get other related costs paid as well? I live in Salt Lake City, Utah.

April 19th, 2023

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