(2) If the court finds that a spousal support award based upon a presumption established by this paragraph would be inequitable or unjust, that finding is sufficient to rebut the applicable presumption.

B.__Transitional support may be awarded to provide for a spouse's transitional needs, including, but not limited to:

(1)__Short-term needs resulting from financial dislocations associated with the dissolution of the marriage; or

(2)__Reentry or advancement in the work force, including, but not limited to, physical or emotional rehabilitation services, vocational training and education.

C.__Reimbursement support may be awarded to achieve an equitable result in the overall dissolution of the parties' financial relationship in response to exceptional circumstances.__Exceptional circumstances include, but are not limited to:

(1)__Economic misconduct by a spouse; and

(2)__Substantial contributions a spouse made towards the educational or occupational advancement of the other spouse during the marriage.

Reimbursement support may be awarded only if the court determines that the parties' financial circumstances do not permit the court to fully address equitable considerations through its distributive order pursuant to section 953.

D.__Nominal support may be awarded to preserve the court's authority to grant spousal support in the future.

E.__Interim support may be awarded to provide for a spouse's separate support during the pendency of an action for divorce or judicial separation.