Maintenance AKA Alimony and Spousal Support

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Reaching Your Optimal Outcome

Maintenance, also known as alimony or spousal support, is a financial arrangement that may be ordered by the court in the case of a divorce, to balance the financial impact of this major life change on the parties involved. Either spouse can request maintenance during a divorce, but whether that request is granted by the court, for how much, and how long, is at the discretion of the judge. Whether you are the party receiving support or the one responsible for providing it, these legal decisions can have a big impact on your life and budget. At Eastbridge, we are well-versed in the many criteria that the court will look at to make their determinations, and you can trust us to build a solid legal approach to help you reach your goals and plan for a stable future. 

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There are a variety of factors the court will consider when making a decision about a maintenance request. Which factors will weigh most heavily will vary based on your unique circumstances, and over time, changes to your circumstances may necessitate changes to your maintenance agreement. Here are some of the major factors that are considered.


  • Income level of each party
  • Potential earning capacity of each party 
  • Custody of children
  • Division and worth of assets
  • Duration of the marriage
  • Standard of living during the marriage
  • Age and physical health of each party
  • Tax implications for both parties



The number and complexity of these and other factors can make bringing or responding to a maintenance request a difficult, time-consuming process. Our team at Eastbridge is here to take on that burden for you and ensure that your rights and interests are vigorously represented at every stage. Contact us today to move forward. 

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