Spousal Support

As part of many divorces, spousal support, also called alimony or spousal maintenance, is awarded. Spousal support can be awarded for a set period of time or until the death or remarriage of the spouse to whom the support is awarded. An award of spousal support depends on many factors, including the parties' financial situation and their standard of living. If spousal support is awarded in a divorce, it is subject to modification if it is later determined to be too high or too low or if there has been a significant change of circumstances warranting a change. As a Certified Family Law Specialist, Mr. Kremer has extensive experience in obtaining awards of spousal support and subsequent modifications.

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