Determine Your Spousal Support in New York, NY
Spousal support is a payment that a spouse makes to the other during or after divorce. Spousal maintenance, also referred to as alimony, will vary depending on the conditions of the divorce. If you are ready to finalize your divorce and assess your spousal support, reach out to our lawyer today. With our knowledgeable and professional legal representation, you can feel confident knowing you will receive a fair monetary payment. Our goal is to help you maintain a lifestyle you enjoyed while married. Reach out to us today to learn more.
Types of Maintenance/Alimony Available in New York
The Court Can Award the Following Maintenance Types
- Temporary Maintenance: Also called “alimony pendente lite,” this type of maintenance only lasts for the duration of the court process. The judge will take a look at the particulars of the case to determine if support is necessary and calculate the amount that will need to be paid.
- Rehabilitative Maintenance: This is common in divorces where income, education, and professional experience are vastly different between the two spouses, meaning that one will likely struggle to enter the workforce and support themselves. Typically speaking, this support is temporary.
- Permanent Maintenance: This type of support can be put into place after a divorce is finalized. It is generally reserved for cases such as long marriages or where the spouse cannot become self-sufficient. The court will take a variety of factors into account, both to determine the monetary value of the payments and how long the relief will be given.
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Going through a divorce is difficult. With the help of a family lawyer, you can better navigate the process. Our goal is to relieve stress and save you time. Reach out to our spousal support attorney today if you would like to speak to a professional in the New York, NY area. We are here to answer your questions and guide you in the right direction.
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