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Professional California Spousal Support Representation For Your Divorce

In California, many of us are familiar with the idea of alimony. After all, we are the land of high-profile divorces. But few people actually understand how courts determine spousal support and why certain agreements may benefit them.

The best thing you can do for yourself and your loved ones during a divorce is make sure you have an attorney on your side who understands the legal process and how California courts determine alimony payments.

You deserve an attorney who will prioritize the factors you care about. Our founder at The Law Offices of Keith F. Simpson wants to help you maintain your way of life.

Several Factors Determine Alimony Payments

In a California divorce, specific legal factors will dictate whether the court grants alimony and the final amount of those payments. The court considers your marriage holistically to determine what your payment will be. This means your payment will be affected by details like:

  • The length of your marriage
  • Both parties’ ability to work
  • Your standard of living when married
  • Both parties’ age and health
  • Marital property and debt

Our practice is more than 15 years old and has helped many clients through this process. We know that your emotions are high and that you worry about your ability to live the way you are used to. Let our team help.

For married couples with a business or those who are going through high net worth divorce, there may be additional considerations they have to account for. Our attorney’s experience can help set you up right for your future.

Call Our Manhattan Beach Office Today

Just off Sepulveda and Rosecrans Avenue, our office is available for those struggling with a divorce and in need of help. Emailing us is a great way to begin your legal review. Or, you can give us a ring at 310-297-9090. We work with families across Southern California and can make sure you are in the right place at the right times during your divorce proceedings.