Are you entitled to Receive Alimony?

Alimony, presently known as "spousal support," mitigates a portion of the financial injustice of a separation or lawful partition. When one life partner gets significantly more cash-flow than the other, the lower-procuring life partner can endure a loss of income after the marriage ends.

Therefore, a judge may grant the lower-winning life partner money related help. The attitude of legal system toward alimony has changed over the last 50 years. There was a time when women were entitled to receive spousal support after a divorce for an indefinite period of time. But today

both spouses can qualify for receiving support. However, the court does a thorough analysis before granting financial support.

Factors that determine Alimony support to the spouse The following factors determine alimony support ; 1.

The relative earning capability of each spouse

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Age of each spouse

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The mental, emotional and physical condition of each spouse.

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The length of the marriage

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Whether the spouse can work after a divorce or he/she will be staying at home to raise children.

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How much each person contributed to the other spouse’s education, training or career?

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How much time it will take for the other person to become financially dependent after marriage?

Not one factor determines the financial support received by the spouse. Instead, a judge

looks at all the factors as a whole and the decision is at the judge’s discretion.

Determine how long you can receive alimony

A judge will utilize the elements above to decide the length of divorce settlement also.

Normally, judges want to arrange divorce settlement for a restricted measure of time, and they incorporate the end date in their court request. A few life partners may meet all the requirements for a permanent divorce settlement.

For example: If a spouse is physically impaired and cannot work to support herself financially, she is entitled to receive permanent alimony. Her claim for permanent alimony is even stronger if the marriage lasted for a longer period of time.

However in another case, if a wife needs to finish her college education and gain work experience o become self-reliant, she is entitled to receive alimony for a few years. after

that point, the judge accepts that the individual would now be able to deal with oneself and has no requirement for proceeding with spousal support.

At the Tony Comunale Attorney at Law, you will receive the necessary advice and guidance for receiving spousal support.

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