Navigating the aftermath of a divorce can be complex, and few issues are as contentious as spousal support (often called alimony in Oklahoma) when payments cease. If you are relying on court-ordered spousal support and those payments stop or become erratic, understanding your legal options for enforcement is not just important—it's critical for your financial stability. In Oklahoma, the law provides robust mechanisms to ensure that court orders, including those for spousal support, are honored. This article will guide you through the practical steps, potential challenges, and legal avenues available for enforcing spousal support in the Sooner State. Understanding Spousal Support in Oklahoma First, it's essential to understand what spousal support (or "support alimony" as it's often referred to in Oklahoma statutes) is. It's not a punishment; rather, it's financial assistance ordered by the court for one spouse to provide to the other, typic...