A Los Angeles spousal support lawyer can help you understand what type of support may apply to your case.
California courts evaluate several factors to determine fair spousal support payments. We can can help calculate potential alimony payments based on your unique circumstances.
If you need help adjusting an existing support order, our Los Angeles spousal support attorneys can guide you through the process.
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If you are going through a divorce or legal separation, our experienced alimony attorneys in Los Angeles can help you achieve a fair financial arrangement.
We understand that spousal support can be one of the most sensitive and complex aspects of a separation. Our goal is to help you reach a resolution that supports your stability and long-term future.
It depends on the length of the marriage. For marriages under 10 years, support is typically ordered for half the marriage’s duration. For long-term marriages (10+ years), support may be indefinite or until the receiving spouse becomes self-supporting.
Yes. Spousal support laws in California apply equally to all spouses, regardless of gender. Courts focus on income disparity, financial need, and ability to pay.
While courts often award alimony based on fairness, there are ways to challenge or minimize payments, such as proving the other spouse’s financial independence or negotiating a lump-sum settlement.
If your ex fails to make court-ordered alimony payments, you can seek enforcement through wage garnishment, liens, or other legal actions.
Visit the Los Angeles Superior Court website for additional spousal support resources.