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Generally, remarriage itself does not automatically increase alimony payments, but it can influence modifications to existing alimony agreements. If your joint income significantly increases after remarriage, the ex-spouse may petition for a modification of alimony based on the change in financial circumstances. Courts typically evaluate the overall situation, including the needs of the receiving spouse and the payer's ability to pay, before making any adjustments. It’s advisable to consult a legal professional for guidance specific to your situation.

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