Fort Pierce Alimony Attorney
In many marriages, one spouse earns more than the other spouse. Or, one spouse may not earn an income at all but rather supports the family by taking care of the children and the household. In divorce proceedings, the lesser earning spouse can request spousal maintenance. The support can be awarded on a rehabilitative or permanent basis.
We're Florida spousal support attorneys who works closely with clients to obtain fair alimony determinations. To learn more about how We can help you arrive at an appropriate alimony plan, call our Fort Pierce office at 772-828-2408 or toll free 888-534-9239, or our West Palm Beach office at 561-963-9933 for a free initial consultation with a Fort Pierce alimony lawyer.
Determining Spousal Support
We understand that you have many questions about how spousal support is determined. As a Florida spousal support attorney, we are here to answer your questions and provide the legal advocacy you need at this time. There are two types of alimony: rehabilitative alimony and permanent alimony. A number of factors will be considered in determining if alimony is necessary, the type of alimony and the amount of alimony.
The following are some of the factors that will be considered during your divorce as spousal support is determined:
- Length of the marriage
- Age of the parties
- Health of the parties
- Education of the parties
- Income history of the parties
- Earning capacity of the parties
Our law firm can protect your rights as alimony is determined. We strive to obtain favorable results on behalf of our clients through negotiated settlements. However, we will proceed to trial whenever necessary.
Can Spousal Support Amounts Change?
As Florida spousal support attorneys, we also handle post-decree modifications. Spousal support can be changed if there has been a significant change in material condition. Income can change, people can remarry, and any number of factors may give rise to an adjustment in existing court orders.
Free Initial Consultation With a Florida Spousal Support Attorney
To learn more about how We can help you obtain a fair alimony determination, contact us today. our office is conveniently located behind the courthouse in Fort Pierce.
