Do you need a spousal support lawyer? Lake County residents can turn to Wine Country Family Law & Bankruptcy Office. We offer experienced help with alimony, also known as spousal support or maintenance. Alimony is frequently an important part of a divorce.
A temporary spousal support order may be entered before finalizing a divorce. A computer calculation usually determines the amount of temporary spousal support.
Wine Country Family Law & Bankruptcy Office’s experienced Lake County alimony – spousal support lawyer, Thomas Shields, will try to resolve issues by agreement whenever possible to avoid costly court battles. Of course, if you cannot reach an agreement or if it is infeasible to try, Thomas is ready to vigorously assert your rights throughout the litigation process.
In litigated spousal support matters, the court has wide discretion in setting the amount and duration of your support order. Therefore, it is extremely important to have an experienced Lake County alimony – spousal support lawyer such as Thomas on your side.
During your discounted initial consultation of up to one hour in our alimony – spousal support law office (or by phone or video conference), our lawyers are happy to explain the spousal support factors the Lake County court will consider.
How much time can the spousal support order stay in effect?
Does spousal support stop if the receiving spouse re-marries or moves in with his/her significant other?
What happens if the spouse who pays spousal support loses his/her job?
What happens if the spouse who pays spousal support gets a substantial raise or bonus?
How is alimony calculated for self-employed or temporary/seasonal workers?
What happens if the spouse who pays spousal support retires?
What happens if the spouse who pays spousal support refuses to work?
What happens with spousal support if we were only married for a short time?
Call our Lake County family law attorney today at (707) 669-0841 or CLICK HERE to request your discounted initial consultation of up to one hour.