As part of a divorce settlement, the court may award you or your spouse spousal support. Spousal support is intended to provide temporary financial support for a spouse until the supported spouse can become self-supporting. In most cases, spousal support is temporary and may have a set time when it will be terminated. In other …
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Read More >>Most American households are dual income, meaning both spouses work to cover household expenses. If the spouses decide to separate or divorce and one party moves out, it can present a real financial problem. Where there was once two incomes maintaining one household, there is now one. In some cases, your family income may even …
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Read More >>When you get married, the last thing you want to think about is divorce. But unfortunately divorce is inevitable for some married couples. It may be the only option for some couples. A divorce proceeding is governed by certain laws in the state where the divorce is filed. California law allows for spousal support or …
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