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Navigating life after a divorce can feel like walking through a maze. One question that often pops up is, "When does long-term spousal support come to an end?" If you’re scratching your head over this, you're not alone. Many people in California find themselves in...
Marriage equality has opened doors for same-sex couples, but it has also raised new questions about the legal implications of divorce. One critical aspect of this process is spousal support, a vital safety net for many couples. But what are the rules for same-sex...
Decorations are going up, holiday music is playing and your to-do list keeps growing. For many, the holiday season is synonymous with increased spending. As you balance co-parenting and spousal support, it is natural to wonder: can you ask for more support during this...
When couples divorce in California, spousal support often becomes a crucial part of the settlement. However, life changes after divorce can significantly affect these arrangements. One such change is cohabitation when the supported spouse begins living with a new...
Spousal support, often referred to as alimony, depends on various factors, including each partner's earning potential. A notable change in income can trigger a reassessment of spousal support obligations. When your ex receives a job promotion, their increased income...
When a marriage ends, the emotional and financial implications can be overwhelming. As couples navigate the divorce process, they must confront countless decisions that will shape their future. One critical aspect of this journey is understanding the role of temporary...
Spousal support or alimony is not set in stone. It can change and continue to change based on the unique circumstances of each situation. Accordingly, many wonder if a ex-spouse remarrying is one of those circumstances that can affect the current spousal support...
Each divorce can include varying arrangements to address specific needs based on the household's circumstances. Sometimes, a family has one parent earning income and the other serving as a full-time homemaker. These situations can be complex, potentially warranting...
While divorce proceedings are pending, a court can issue a temporary spousal support order if it finds that one of the parties needs financial support to maintain their standard of living while the court is finalizing the divorce. In California, courts typically...
In California, getting a divorce is pretty straightforward. You do not have to point fingers or prove someone did something wrong, like cheating. Instead, you can just say you have "irreconcilable differences," and that may be enough reason for the court. This means...
