Corona Alimony Lawyers

How Is Spousal Support/Alimony Determined?

Spousal support, also known as alimony, is frequently a factor in divorces. Early on in the process you may want to know if it will be a factor in yours. If so, you may want to know how much it will be.

At the Law Offices of John Joseph Buckey, Jr. and Associates, we can provide you with a fast answer to that question. Spousal maintenance is based on a formula. That formula is based primarily on the difference between your income and your spouse's income. We know the formula. We know the answer to your question.

How Much Spousal Support? After a Free Consultation, You'll Know

Call us at 1-888-591-8958 or send us an e-mail to talk to an experienced Corona alimony lawyer about the amount of spousal support that you may be required to pay or you may receive.

Spousal Support Is in the Hands of the Judge

The formula the court uses to determine spousal support is discretionary. The judge has the right to deviate from it if he or she believes doing so is necessary to achieve a fair result.

Often, this means that temporary spousal support will start out at a certain amount based on the formula. As we move forward, we will work with you to determine if you believe this amount is fair or not. If not, we will put together a compelling argument to convince the judge to make a change.

While the most common method of spousal support is monthly payments, there are alternatives. If it is in your interest, we can pursue a lump payment at the beginning. We will let you know your options. We will work with you to help you make the choices that are right for you. We can also help with any spousal support modifications in the future.

We Keep Fees Reasonable

Our attorneys are committed to providing effective family law representation at reasonable fees. Our team keeps fees reasonable, partly because we do not add phone calls between you and us to your bill. From your initial consultation on, all calls are free.

Contact Us for Your Free Consultation With Norco Spousal Support Attorneys

Our law firm is available to represent people in Riverside County, as well as the surrounding parts of California.

Call us at 1-888-591-8958 or send us an e-mail to speak to a Norco spousal support attorney about spousal support/alimony as it pertains to your specific situation.