J.__The tax consequences of a spousal support award;

K.__The contributions of either party as homemaker;

L.__The contributions of either party to the education or earning potential of the other party;

M.__Economic misconduct by either party resulting in the diminution of marital property or income;

N.__The standard of living of the parties during the marriage;

O.__The ability of the party seeking support to become self- supporting within a reasonable period of time;

P.__The effect of the following on a party's need for spousal support or a party's ability to pay spousal support:

(1)__Actual or potential income from marital or nonmarital property awarded or set apart to each party as part of the court's distributive order pursuant to section 953; and

(2)__Child support for the support of a minor child or children of the marriage pursuant to chapter 63; and

Q.__Any other factors the court considers appropriate.

6.__Enforcement.__The court may use all necessary legal provisions to enforce its decrees.

7.__Real estate and other property; life insurance and other security.__The court may order part of the obligated party's real estate or other property, as well as the rents, profits or income from real estate or other property, to be assigned and set out to the other party for life or for such other period determined to be just.__The court may also order the obligated party to maintain life insurance or to otherwise provide security for the payment of spousal support in the event the obligation may survive the obligated party's death.

8.__Cessation upon death of payee or payor.__An order awarding, denying or modifying spousal support may provide that the award survives the death of the payee or payor, or both.__ Unless otherwise stated in the order awarding spousal support, the obligation to make any payment pursuant to this section ceases upon the death of either the payee or the payor with