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Alimony in Long Island Divorce Cases

Alimony, now referred to as spousal support or maintenance, is a matter during the divorce process that must be resolved before the divorce is settled. It is the legal obligation that the spouses have to one another – to continue to support each other even after a legal separation or divorce. Alimony, a concept similar to child support, is usually court ordered or decided upon by spouses during divorce. If you are currently in the process of filing for divorce, now is the time to get the legal support that you will need!

At Meyers Law Group, PC, the legal team provides exceptional representation to clients all across Long Island and the surrounding counties of Nassau and Suffolk County. With help from a seasoned Long Island divorce attorney, you can find an increased chance of having the case come out in your favor.

Long Island Divorce Lawyer Helping Clients with Alimony

In the state of New York, family law cases are generally quite complex. When children are involved, matters of child custody, child support and visitation must be taken into account. Even without children involved, you must take into consideration property division, nuptial agreements, equitable distribution and much more. Even in an uncontested divorce in which a couple seeks divorce mediation, emotions can become heightened with any minor dispute.

At our office, we are intimately knowledgeable with all family law matters as it relates to your spousal support case. We can provide you with valuable information on how to determine a yearly figure for alimony. In addition, we can shed light on the laws surrounding maintenance and alimony in divorce couples, as stated in DRL section 236 (6)(B), a guideline for Post-Divorce Maintenance in the State of New York.

Find out more about alimony and spousal support by contacting a Long Island divorce attorney from our office today!


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