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As we recently discussed on the blog, there are many types of alimony that can be awarded during the course of divorce. Depending on your circumstances, you may choose to aggressively seek a particular type of alimony that best meets your financial needs. On the other hand, you may be concerned about the financial obligation thrust upon you in the event that your soon-to-be ex-spouse is awarded alimony. Both positions are understandable. In many instances couples are able to negotiate a resolution that is fair to both parties, but sometimes they aren’t. Regardless of how the matter ends up resolving, it is important that you consider having a strong legal ally on your side to help you advocate for your best interests.
Many people who are going through divorce want to simply rush through it so that they can move on with their lives. This tactic can lead an individual down the path of least resistance, which usually works against them and what they want out of marriage dissolution. A skilled attorney can help fight these battles for you, whether at the negotiation table or in the courtroom.
At Weinberg, Kaplan & Smith, we know what is at stake in these matters. A bad outcome may mean being unable to maintain a certain standard of living and being forced to make tough decisions for your financial future. That is why our team of attorneys diligently works to find solutions that are right for our clients. We custom-tailor our approach to each case to ensure that our clients are receiving the best representation possible, which may include looping in other property division matters into the alimony discussion or aggressively litigating the matter in court.
Long story short, you can’t afford not to aggressively advocate for yourself during divorce proceedings, especially when they contain issues related to spousal support. Therefore, if you find that you think you would benefit from the assistance of a team of dedicated legal professionals with decades of experience handling these matters, then consider browsing the rest of our website.
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