It may be possible to get alimony, or spousal maintenance, after your divorce, but it is not guaranteed. In many cases, a judge will only grant alimony if one of the spouses will not have enough assets and property after the divorce to meet their needs, and either:
The marriage lasted more than 10 years, and the spouse can’t earn enough to satisfy their needs; or
The spouse can’t provide for themselves because of a physical or mental disability or because they care for a child with a disability.
If you require spousal maintenance after your divorce, we’ll fight diligently to help get you the financial support you need.