Spousal Support
Sometimes, especially when one party in a divorce suit has a substantially higher income, Spousal Support may be awarded. Spousal support is commonly referred to as alimony or support and maintenance. It is important to remember that spousal support is not a one-size-fits-all payment, but rather can be awarded as a lump sum, as a periodic payment, or both depending on the final decree of the divorce. In some case, spousal support payments need only be made for a certain period of time, while in other cases, they can continue indefinitely. We, at the Law Offices of Gregory Krasovsky, understand the nuances of the law pertaining to spousal support and can help you draw up a maximally beneficial agreement, which will take all possible contingencies into account.
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How the work begins
The first conversation is with the attorney, not an intake service. We look at the documents you already have, identify what is missing, and give a direct assessment of the position — including when the honest answer is that a claim is not worth bringing.
If we take the matter on, you receive a written engagement agreement setting out scope and fees before any work starts. Where a case crosses borders, we coordinate with counsel in the relevant jurisdiction rather than improvising outside our own.