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Experienced Spousal Maintenance Lawyers

At the law firm of Donaldson Stewart, P.C., in Chandler, Arizona, we are dedicated to serving the spousal maintenance needs of our clients. It is critical to protect your interests during and after your divorce. We will use our years of family law experience to assist you through this process and guide you along the path that will help you achieve your goals. 

If you have spousal maintenance concerns, do not hesitate to contact our Arizona law firm to schedule a free initial consultation.

Assisting Clients Throughout Arizona With Spousal Support

Spousal maintenance, formerly known as alimony or spousal support, is one of the grayest areas of family law. There is no set formula for the courts to follow, only a list of statutory factors that the judge will analyze when making his or her determination. These factors include:

  • Duration of the marriage
  • Earning ability, age and employment history of each spouse
  • Standard of living established
  • Financial resources of each spouse
  • Future educational costs of raising children
  • Any fraudulent behavior impairing the value of property
  • Health insurance costs

Since the calculation of spousal maintenance can depend on many factors, it is critical to have a lawyer in your corner who can best present your case and specific situation to the court. This way, your rights will be safeguarded.

How Long Will Spousal Maintenance Last?

The court will analyze the above factors, as well as certain others, to come to a determination on how long your spousal maintenance entitlement or obligation will last. At our law firm, we can work with you to explain how each and every factor could affect your support award and your future.

Contact A Spousal Support Attorney In The Phoenix Area

To speak with an experienced family law and spousal maintenance attorney in Arizona, please contact our law office. We are ready to help you negotiate your support award and, if necessary, litigate for you in the courtroom.