When Alimony Is an Issue in Divorce, Our Lawyers Can Help
Spousal support, or alimony, is often a point of dispute in New Jersey divorce cases. Determining the appropriate amount and duration of support can be complex, especially when both parties have different financial needs and circumstances. Spousal support, also known as alimony, is a key issue in many divorce proceedings, and its determination can significantly affect both parties' financial futures. Whether you are pursuing, updating, or challenging an alimony request, having the experienced Red Bank spousal support attorneys at Dwyer Bachman Attorneys at Law by your side is essential for ensuring a fair outcome.
There are times when, after the divorce has been finalized, circumstances change for one or both parties. In some cases, post-divorce modifications may be necessary if either party’s financial situation changes. Our attorneys can help navigate the process of adjusting spousal support, ensuring that any modifications reflect the current financial realities. This is especially important when unexpected life events, such as job loss or a significant increase in income, occur.
In divorce cases involving children, child custody arrangements can also influence the amount of spousal support awarded, as the financial responsibilities of each parent are taken into account. Our firm works diligently to ensure that both spousal support and child custody agreements are fair and consider the best interests of the children. We are skilled in handling cases where these two factors are closely intertwined, making sure that all aspects of the family’s financial and emotional needs are addressed.
To avoid lengthy court battles, many couples turn to mediation to help divorcing couples reach agreements on spousal support without going to court. However, if a couple cannot agree on spousal support terms, arbitration can be a useful alternative to resolve the matter efficiently. Whether through negotiation, mediation, or arbitration, the attorneys at Dwyer Bachman Attorneys at Law will help you find the most effective way to resolve your spousal support issues while protecting your rights and financial well-being.
We have more than 100 years of combined family law experience, backed by a tireless dedication to our clients and a record of success.
From high-net-worth divorce cases to those involving disputed pre-nuptial agreements and more, our team can help you navigate even the most complex issues in divorce, providing exceptional advocacy and support every step of the way.
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If divorcing parties can agree on the terms of spousal support, they can enter their agreement with the family court, and it will generally be approved. When there are disputes over spousal support, however, the court will step in and consider the following factors to determine if alimony should be awarded:
Generally, committing violent crimes during a marriage will bar an individual from obtaining spousal support in New Jersey divorce cases.
The duration of spousal support will depend on several factors, including:
Whenever spousal support issues arise during or after a New Jersey divorce case, contact a Red Bank divorce lawyer at Dwyer Bachman Attorneys at Law. Our boutique family law firm is home to talented, trusted attorneys who can effectively represent you in any matters related to spousal support and divorce.
Call (732) 863-2463 or contact us online now for essential legal advice regarding alimony in your divorce case.
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From offices based in Red Banks and Old Bridge Township, our divorce and alimony lawyers offer the highest-quality representation to clients throughout Monmouth County, including to those in Manalapan Township, Marlboro Township, Holmdel Township, Middletown Township, Freehold Township, Howell Township, Colts Neck Township, Little Silver, Rumson, Fair Haven, and beyond.
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