Spousal Support

Spousal Support Attorney in Stafford, VA

A common issue in divorce concerns spousal support. At Calinger Law, we know how this may affect you. If you need spousal support, this represents a critical flow of income at a time when other sources of income may be short. You and your children may depend on these payments to live. If you may have to pay spousal support, you want to avoid having to pay large sums indefinitely into the future. You also want to minimize the impact this may have on your financial stability.


Courts typically determine spousal support during a divorce proceeding pursuant to Virginia Code 20-107.1. The court has the ability to award support for a limited period, for an indefinite period, or in a lump sum payment.


Since the guidelines are not binding, your attorney will need to know how to argue for a higher or lower amount. Your attorney will want to interview you about things like your daily living expenses, the expenses of children, and children from any other relationships you may have. Your attorney will need to research all available information about your assets and the assets of your spouse in order to come to an informed recommendation.


At Calinger Law, we have the tools and experience you need in order to succeed. Contact us today to discuss your case.

A common issue in divorce concerns spousal support. At Calinger Law, we know how this may affect you. If you need spousal support, this represents a critical flow of income at a time when other sources of income may be short. You and your children may depend on these payments to live. If you may have to pay spousal support, you want to avoid having to pay large sums indefinitely into the future. You also want to minimize the impact this may have on your financial stability.


Courts typically determine spousal support during a divorce proceeding pursuant to Virginia Code 20-107.1. The court has the ability to award support for a limited period, for an indefinite period, or in a lump sum payment.


Since the guidelines are not binding, your attorney will need to know how to argue for a higher or lower amount. Your attorney will want to interview you about things like your daily living expenses, the expenses of children, and children from any other relationships you may have. Your attorney will need to research all available information about your assets and the assets of your spouse in order to come to an informed recommendation.


At Calinger Law, we have the tools and experience you need in order to succeed. Contact us today to discuss your case.

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