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Spousal maintenance remains one of the most highly contested and litigated issues in a divorce or legal separation in the state of Arizona. If you believe you may be entitled to an award of spousal maintenance or your spouse is seeking an award of spousal maintenance from you, Owens & Perkins, P.C. encourages you to contact us at once for a free 30-minute phone consultation.
Schedule a free 30-minute phone consultation today to discuss your case.
Alimony, or spousal maintenance as it is referred to in Arizona, is the monthly amount of money that one spouse may have to pay the other during and after the divorce proceeding. Many factors are involved when it comes to awarding spousal maintenance.
Arizona Revised Statute § 25 – 319 sets forth the factors that the court must consider to determine whether an individual is entitled to spousal maintenance.
Factors the Court will consider when deciding spousal maintenance awards include:
The court will need to make three decisions in regard to an award of spousal maintenance:
We have more than 90 years of combined experience handling a wide range of cases associated with family law and a range of other legal matters. We can help you with every aspect of your divorce, including spousal maintenance.
Spousal maintenance remains one of the most highly contested and litigated issues in a divorce or legal separation in the state of Arizona. If you believe you may be entitled to an award of spousal maintenance or your spouse is seeking an award of spousal maintenance from you, Owens & Perkins, P.C. encourages you to contact us at once for a free 30-minute phone consultation.
Schedule a free 30-minute phone consultation today to discuss your case.
Alimony, or spousal maintenance as it is referred to in Arizona, is the monthly amount of money that one spouse may have to pay the other during and after the divorce proceeding. Many factors are involved when it comes to awarding spousal maintenance.
Arizona Revised Statute § 25 – 319 sets forth the factors that the court must consider to determine whether an individual is entitled to spousal maintenance.
Factors the Court will consider when deciding spousal maintenance awards include:
The court will need to make three decisions in regard to an award of spousal maintenance:
We have more than 90 years of combined experience handling a wide range of cases associated with family law and a range of other legal matters. We can help you with every aspect of your divorce, including spousal maintenance.
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