Las Vegas Spousal Support Attorney
About Spousal Support, Alimony and Rehabilitative Maintenance
Spousal support, often referred to as alimony or rehabilitative maintenance, is an amount of money that one spouse pays to another to maintain the standard of living established or enjoyed during the marriage. Any divorce may be rife with issues. Spousal support is one of these, as it may have a significant financial impact on both spouses for years into the future. Determining what amount of spousal support you may be able to receive or that you may be required to pay is a crucial matter to consider, and an attorney at our Las Vegas law firm can help you in either event.
Alimony or spousal support may be determined in two different ways. Spouses may reach their own agreement in an uncontested divorce, or the court will rule upon spousal support in a contested divorce. An out-of-court support agreement may be based upon the unique needs of each spouse and may therefore vary. When a judge rules upon a spousal support agreement, however, various factors may be taken into account: the length of the marriage, the age and health of each spouse, the earning power of each spouse, each spouse's contributions to the marriage, and the financial situation and possessions of each spouse.
A Lawyer Can Help with Your Las Vegas Spousal Support Issue
In talking to a Las Vegas spousal support lawyer at Gordon Law Offices, you can get the information you need to make educated choices about your case. When you choose an attorney at our firm to represent you in your divorce or legal separation, we will take care to properly represent your financial situation. Our attorneys have six decades of legal experience to apply to your case and take care in providing the personal attention our clients need. Our goal in handling your spousal support agreement, whether contested or uncontested, will be to reach an arrangement that protects your financial needs now and well into the future.
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