Trying to figure out spousal support can be overwhelming, especially added to the stress of a separation or divorce. At De Krupe Law, we will lead you through the complexities of child support, guaranteeing the protection of your rights and interests.

Spousal support, sometimes referred to as alimony or simply child support, is a financial payment made by one spouse to the other after a separation or divorce. Its primary purpose is to recognize the recipient spouse’s contribution to the marriage and help them become financially independent after the separation.
The amount and duration of spousal support are highly individual and are determined based on each case and Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines. Here at De Krupe Law, our family lawyer works closely with clients to negotiate separation agreements and establish the terms of child support orders. An approximate spousal support amount can be determined based on your circumstances during your consultation with our legal team.
The following factors influence the amount, duration, and overall necessity of spousal support:
The concealment of assets or income by one of the partners can really affect the other party’s eligibility for spousal support. Our team knows all the intricacies of child support matters.
Even in cases that involve concealed income and assets, our team works diligently to uncover them, so that your child support arrangement is fair and legally sound.


Here at De Krupe Law, we know that every situation is unlike any other. Our strategies are tailored to fit your specific needs. The De Krupe Law team’s expertise in spousal support includes:
We know figuring out child support isn’t just about strict legal terms — it’s about real-life impact on your family’s well-being. At De Krupe Law, we take the time to understand your situation to create straightforward solutions that help you go through this process with less stress.
At De Krupe Law, we find practical solutions that minimize conflict and support your long-term financial stability and well-being of your children. Our team encourages open, respectful conversations between partners — we know from experience that when people work together, the outcomes are usually better for everyone.
In some cases negotiation and discussion alone just aren’t enough. When disputes escalate, we’re ready to step in with our courtroom experience to protect your rights and interests.
From the moment you start working with our team, you’ll receive clear, consistent updates on your case, so you’ll always know where you stand and what to expect next.
Our team is here to provide the guidance and support you need. Contact our Toronto family law professionals at (416) 901-9344. Let us handle the complexities for you, so you can focus on moving forward.
