Spousal support, sometimes referred to as “alimony”, 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 to assist in their financial independence post-separation.
The amount and duration of spousal support are strictly individual and can be determined based on your case and Spousal Support Advisory Guidelines. Here at De Krupe Law, Our family lawyers routinely collaborate with clients to negotiate separation agreements and establish the terms of spousal support orders. An approximate spousal support amount can be determined based on your unique circumstances during your consultation with our legal team.
Several factors can influence the amount, duration, and necessity of spousal support, including:
The concealment of assets or income by one party can significantly affect the other party’s eligibility for spousal support. Our team excels in understanding the intricacies of spousal support matters. In cases involving undisclosed income and assets, our lawyers are committed to diligently uncovering them, ensuring that your spousal support arrangement is equitable and legally sound.
As always, consulting with a legal professional is essential when navigating spousal support matters. Here, at De Krupe Law, we understand that every situation is unique. Our strategies are tailored to fit your specific needs. At De Krupe Law, our expertise in spousal support encompasses:
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