What circumstances are taken into account by the court when determining the amount of alimony in court?

When determining the amount of alimony in court, the judge takes the following factors into account:

• Health condition and financial situation of the child:
• The child's special needs related to health.
• The level of the child's provision for essential living and development.
• Health condition and financial situation of the alimony payer:
• The payer's ability to provide alimony without harming their own existence.
• Availability of stable income and other financial sources.
• Other dependents of the alimony payer:
• Other children requiring support.
• Dependents such as a spouse, parents, or children who are incapable of self-support.
• Property status of the alimony payer:
• Ownership of movable and immovable property.
• Cash, corporate rights, and other assets.
• Expenses of the alimony payer:
• Proven expenses for acquiring property exceeding ten times the living wage for a working person, unless the source of the funds is proven.
• Other relevant factors:
• Special needs of the child related to education, medical treatment, etc.
• Other factors that may influence the determination of a fair alimony amount.