Spousal Support

Divorce – Spousal Support

Spousal support, also known as maintenance, may be awarded to a spouse who requires financial assistance following a divorce. There are various factors to consider when calculating spousal maintenance including, the spouses’ financial circumstances and respective earning capacities.

1. Need Assessment

The court considers factors such as the duration of the marriage, the standard of living during the marriage and each spouse’s financial needs and earning capacity.

2. Ability to Pay

The court assesses the paying spouse’s ability to provide support, taking into account their income, assets and financial obligations.

3. Duration and Amount

Spousal support may be awarded on a temporary or permanent basis, and the amount is determined based on the circumstances of the case.

4. Modification

Spousal support orders may be modified if there are significant changes in circumstances such as a change in income or employment status.

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1. Need Assessment

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3. Duration and Amount

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