A modification under this subdivision must be precluded or limited to the extent the parties have entered into a private agreement under subdivision 5. (b) The court must not modify a maintenance award based solely on cohabitation if a marriage between the obligee and the cohabitant would be prohibited under section 517.03, subdivision 1, clause (2) or (3). (4) the economic impact on the obligee if maintenance is modified and the cohabitation ends. (3) the length of the cohabitation and the likely future duration of the cohabitation and (2) the economic benefit the obligee derives from the cohabitation (1) whether the obligee would marry the cohabitant but for the maintenance award In determining if maintenance should be modified due to cohabitation, the court shall consider: The modification may consist of a reduction, suspension, reservation, or termination of maintenance. (a) Spousal maintenance may be modified pursuant to section 518A.39, subdivision 2, based on the cohabitation by the maintenance obligee with another adult following dissolution of the marriage. (h) the contribution of each party in the acquisition, preservation, depreciation, or appreciation in the amount or value of the marital property, as well as the contribution of a spouse as a homemaker or in furtherance of the other party's employment or business. (g) the ability of the spouse from whom maintenance is sought to meet needs while meeting those of the spouse seeking maintenance and (f) the age, and the physical and emotional condition of the spouse seeking maintenance (e) the loss of earnings, seniority, retirement benefits, and other employment opportunities forgone by the spouse seeking spousal maintenance (d) the duration of the marriage and, in the case of a homemaker, the length of absence from employment and the extent to which any education, skills, or experience have become outmoded and earning capacity has become permanently diminished (c) the standard of living established during the marriage (b) the time necessary to acquire sufficient education or training to enable the party seeking maintenance to find appropriate employment, and the probability, given the party's age and skills, of completing education or training and becoming fully or partially self-supporting (a) the financial resources of the party seeking maintenance, including marital property apportioned to the party, and the party's ability to meet needs independently, including the extent to which a provision for support of a child living with the party includes a sum for that party as custodian The maintenance order shall be in amounts and for periods of time, either temporary or permanent, as the court deems just, without regard to marital misconduct, and after considering all relevant factors including:
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