The legal team at the Law Offices of Kevin R. Lynch, P.L.C. knows that you and the children in your custodial care may require financial support after a divorce. Spousal support is designed to assess the income and needs of both spouses to ensure that the divorce does not impoverish either party. We are equipped to handle tough litigation or amicable negotiations. Let us use our years of experience to ensure that you get the financial support you deserve.
Outside of child custody issues, one of the most common questions we get in a divorce case is how the court determines spousal support. Below are a few factors considered by Michigan courts in calculating support for each spouse:
Warren spousal support lawyer Kevin R. Lynch walks you through the various factors and how they apply to your individual circumstances.
Awards of spousal support are rarely permanent. A Michigan judge has the discretion to order payments for a temporary period or to postpone final determination of the issue for a future date. If the court grants a final order of alimony, it can only be modified based on proof that there has been a change of circumstances. Examples of a change in circumstances include:
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As an experienced Eastpointe, Clinton Township and Warren family law attorney, we can assist you in seeking modification of a spousal support award.
At the Law Offices of Kevin R. Lynch, P.L.C., we offer affordable legal representation with a proven track record of success. We have three convenient office locations in Eastpointe, Marysville and Clinton Township. Our hours are flexible and parking is available. Contact us at 586-336-1088 to schedule your free initial consultation today.