Securing Fair Spousal Support in California
Alimony, also known as spousal support, ensures financial stability for a lower-earning spouse following a divorce. California courts determine alimony based on various factors, including the length of the marriage, earning capacity, and standard of living.
How Is Alimony Determined in California?
- The length of the marriage
- Each spouse’s earning capacity
- Standard of living during the marriage
- Contributions to the other spouse’s career or education
- Age and health of both parties
Types of Spousal Support in California
Temporary Support
Granted during divorce proceedings to help maintain financial stability.
Permanent Support
Ongoing financial assistance based on long-term financial need and ability to pay.
Rehabilitative Support
Provided to help a lower-earning spouse gain education or job training.
Modification or Termination of Spousal Support
Spousal support may be modified or terminated based on:
- Significant changes in income
- Remarriage of the receiving spouse
- Retirement or job loss
Whether you need to establish, modify, or challenge spousal support, we’re here to provide expert legal guidance.
How We Can Help:
- Evaluate your eligibility for spousal support
- Negotiate fair alimony terms
- Modify existing support orders
- Advocate for your financial security
If you are seeking alimony or need to challenge a spousal support order, we can provide expert legal representation.
