Centennial Spousal Support Lawyers

Comprehensive Alimony Advocacy in Arapahoe County

Understanding spousal support, also known as maintenance in Colorado, is crucial when navigating a divorce. These payments are essential for the monthly living expenses of one divorcing spouse, paid by the other. At the Law Office of Alexandra White, PC, we recognize that each divorce is unique, and so are the spousal support arrangements that come with it.

If you are facing a divorce or considering the end of your marriage, it's vital to seek legal advice on financial matters, including spousal support. Our seasoned family law attorneys are committed to protecting your lifestyle and assets. We aim to minimize financial disruptions during your divorce by preparing and planning strategically for these changes.

Seek advice from our Centennial spousal support lawyers today at (303) 647-4245.

Protecting Your Financial Future Post-Divorce

Our legal team represents clients on both sides of spousal support issues, ensuring fair treatment during and after the divorce process.

Key questions we can help answer include:

• Anticipated spousal support amounts
• Duration of support payments
• Impact of child support on alimony
• Division of marital property
• Modifying spousal support orders
• Employment expectations for stay-at-home parents
• Handling voluntary underemployment of an ex-spouse
• Options when faced with unaffordable support demands
• Unemployment and its effect on maintenance obligations
• Application of statutory guidelines and formulas to your case

Personalized Legal Support During Challenging Times

Our Centennial spousal maintenance attorneys are dedicated to listening to your concerns, maintaining open communication, and advocating for your rights in court when necessary.

For a free consultation on your divorce matter, contact us online or call us at (303) 647-4245 today.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Alimony a Requirement in Arapahoe County Divorces?

Whether alimony—or maintenance as it's known in Colorado—is mandated depends on the court's decision. If the court orders maintenance, then it becomes a compulsory financial obligation.

How is Spousal Maintenance Calculated?

The state of Colorado uses a specific formula to determine spousal support, which considers the monthly adjusted gross incomes of both spouses and the length of the marriage.

Can You Modify Alimony Post-Divorce in Centennial?

Modifying spousal support payments after a divorce in Colorado is possible, but it requires a significant change in circumstances. It's often best to first attempt an agreement with your former spouse before approaching the court.

What is the Minimum Marriage Duration for Alimony Eligibility in Arapahoe County?

While Colorado's guidelines typically consider marriages of at least three years for spousal support, judges may award alimony after shorter marriages based on specific circumstances.