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One of the biggest concerns for California residents in divorce is finances. Now that your marriage is ending, you may fear being unable to make ends meet. Spousal support could be the solution, but you need to know how to negotiate for it. Be realistic If you are...
Alimony could become a critical element of divorce negotiations. Confusion might exist about what alimony, sometimes also referred to as spousal support, involves. Some may believe that alimony serves a punitive purpose, but that’s not the case. A California family...
Spouses may not like to pay alimony, but a final divorce decree could obligate them to do so. Compelling reasons may exist why the court establishes a particular amount of maintenance. Perhaps the other spouse has limited work experience and might need some time to...
Divorce proceedings involve a legal process inside a courtroom. Judgments and decrees made by the judge could be final, whether arrived at after a trial or approved after reviewing a settlement agreement. Not all ex-spouses in California may completely cut off...
California couples seeking a divorce might have a lot of questions about alimony, also known as spousal support. Alimony exists as a way to help one spouse recover financially after a divorce, especially if they were making less money than their former spouse. When is...
Couples who wed in California probably think their marriage will last forever. However, things happen and many couples end up getting divorced. Of course, it’s always possible to find love again and remarry a new spouse. You might wonder how your remarriage might...
Spousal support, also known as alimony, is often a controversial topic. Many people in California believe that family law judges award alimony too often, especially maintenance without a set end date. Others say the level of spousal support being awarded in divorces...
Divorce is often stressful, especially for couples who have to work out a spousal support agreement. If negotiations cannot be reached, the matter will go to court. When dealing with alimony matters, courts in California will determine the amount that one party will...
