On behalf of Miller & Associates, Attorneys LLP | Sep 19, 2020 | Alimony
During your divorce, if the court orders you to pay spousal support, you may not get an end date. The court may leave it open due to the circumstances of your situation. The California Courts explain that the general rule is alimony lasts for half of the length of...
On behalf of Miller & Associates, Attorneys LLP | Jul 1, 2020 | Alimony
A California judge will take a number of factors into account when determining how much a spouse should receive in alimony. These factors include the age of the spouses and the duration of the marriage. In addition, a judge will consider how much ability the receiving...
On behalf of Miller & Associates, Attorneys LLP | May 4, 2020 | Alimony
Palimony refers to the property and “spousal” support some unmarried people receive from their live-in partners when the relationship ends. FindLaw recounts that California was the first state to pass such a law. It came about as a result of the infamous 1970s legal...
On behalf of Miller & Associates, Attorneys LLP | Apr 13, 2020 | Alimony
Divorce settlements often include spousal support, or alimony, to balance out uneven earnings between each party. Like many aspects of divorce, you can try to predict how much alimony you’ll pay or receive ahead of your court date, but a judge ultimately decides...
On behalf of Miller & Associates, Attorneys LLP | Jul 30, 2019 | Alimony
Spousal support, commonly called alimony, often causes contention in divorce proceedings. The judge may order one spouse to pay the other spouse a monthly payment for a specified time period. Before moving forward with a divorce, understand the spousal support process...
by Miller & Associates, Attorneys LLP | Apr 10, 2019 | Alimony, Firm News
When California spouses have unequal incomes or earning potential, a divorce court order might include spousal support. This might result in a permanent obligation for one former spouse to pay the other former spouse or a temporary support arrangement known as...
by Miller & Associates, Attorneys LLP | Oct 26, 2018 | Alimony, Firm News
The way alimony is determined in California is different than the way child support is determined. In deciding on the specifics of spousal support, the court has wide discretion. Courts might consider factors like the emotional state, financial condition, physical...
by Miller & Associates, Attorneys LLP | Jul 26, 2018 | Alimony, Firm News
If parents in California are struggling to keep up with child support and alimony payments, they are not permitted to discharge those debts in bankruptcy. The wages of a parent who does not pay child support could be garnished. The parent’s credit could also be...
by Miller & Associates, Attorneys LLP | May 29, 2018 | Alimony, Firm News
People planning to file for divorce may be particularly concerned about the financial impact of the end of their marriage. This can be especially true for couples with a high-asset divorce and significant income, as spousal support and alimony may be a factor in the...
by Miller & Associates, Attorneys LLP | Dec 28, 2017 | Alimony, Firm News
If an individual signs a divorce agreement or similar document after 2018, he or she may not get a tax deduction on alimony payments. That may have a significant impact on divorce agreements in California and throughout the country. For the past 75 years, alimony...
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