Rockland Alimony Lawyer
Aggressive Massachusetts Spousal Support and Alimony Lawyers
Spousal support is about money, how much you get, and how much they get. Success is measured in dollars, and rest assured we will work to develop and implement a legal strategy to help get or keep more. Spousal support is a key part of any divorce or legal separation, whether contested or not. Your divorce attorney will play a big role in the outcome of this issue, and so it is important to choose an attorney who will be able to use experience, persistence and dedication in order to successfully represent you during negotiations or in court. Our attorneys work every day with men and women confronted with the essential issue of spousal support, otherwise known as alimony. That is why it's important for you to have the Divorce and Family Law team at Percy, Tedeschi & Associates, P.C. on your side. Call our firm today to arrange a free initial consultation regarding your particular spousal support and alimony issues. The divorce and family law lawyers at Percy, Tedeschi & Associates, P.C. are here to fight for you, and we won't stop fighting for you until we get the justice you deserve. That is our promise.
Lawyers Who Fight For You
Spousal support, or alimony, is monetary payment from one spouse to another. Either spouse, male or female, can be ordered to pay maintenance to their spouse by the court. The monetary payment can be awarded over time or in one large sum. If you are going through a divorce, and support is an issue, contact the divorce attorneys at Percy, Tedeschi & Associates, P.C. Our team of skilled lawyers will fight to get you the best financial deal possible so you can move on with your life without fear.
Determining Spousal Support Payments and Duration
Massachusetts Probate Court judges have discretion to award spousal support, provided it is within existing guidelines and the court's decision is based on the facts and the circumstances existing at the time the award is granted. The facts are integral and carefully reviewed. Your attorney will play a big part in understanding this issue, discovering the possible existence of not easily identifiable assets or income, and showing the Court all the necessary information and facts to help you reach the goals you are hoping for. The judge will examine, among other things, the following before awarding spousal support:
- The length of the marriage
- The conduct of the parties during the marriage
- Age and health of the parties
- Occupations of the parties and their incomes
- Sources of income
- Vocational skills and employability of the spouses
- Assets and debts of the parties
- Any special needs of the parties
- The opportunity of the parties to acquire future income and assets
We Stay Focused On You, Your Case, Your Needs, Your Results
Spousal support is often one of the most difficult situations to deal with in the divorce process because it affects the current and future lifestyles of both spouses. No one wants to be hindered financially by the payment or lack of alimony. We understand the difficult position you're in and your need for help. Our attorneys and staff are friendly, helpful and happy to answer any questions or concerns that you have throughout the process. We will always keep you informed about the progress of your case and explain your options in clear terms. Decisions will be yours. We are easy to reach and work with your bests interests in mind. We have the experience, and would be pleased to consult with you when you are choosing who will represent you. We offer compassion and support while aggressively pursuing justice. Call us toll free at 800-708-6240.
