Spousal support is often ordered in a divorce to ensure that the lower income-earning spouse does not end up destitute in the aftermath of a split. However, circumstances change and the spousal support order that was once suitable for your situation might require some ...
Read MoreSpousal support is meant to help a financially disadvantaged party maintain a standard of living to which they grew accustomed during the marriage. ...
View MoreThe Tax Cuts and Jobs Act Starting January 1, 2019, the provisions of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act will come into effect. Among the various tax reforms ...
View MoreSometimes when spouses get a divorce, one spouse is at stark financial disadvantage compared to the other spouse. In particular, divorce cases where ...
View MoreWhen a couple receives a final judgment from the court regarding their divorce , that doesn’t mean they won’t find themselves before the divorce court ...
View MoreWhen a couple gets a divorce , the ensuing court proceedings can take anywhere between a few months to several years, depending on the complexity of ...
View MoreGetting a divorce can be an emotionally and mentally exhausting process. Divorce proceedings can last anywhere from six months to several years, ...
View MoreAs part of most divorces in California, the family law court will want to assign spousal support to be paid by the spouse of greater income to the ...
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