Alimony is one of the most common considerations for couples going through divorce. Sometimes called spousal support, alimony refers to the financial support one spouse makes to the other. For most couples in divorce, it is a necessary consideration, just like child custody and division of property.
The attorneys at Boyd Collar Nolen Tuggle & Roddenberry have decades of experience helping clients navigate the alimony agreement process. In Georgia, alimony is not a right and must be negotiated as part of the divorce agreement. There are no standards or formulas to determine the amount of payment or the length of the payment period. Judges and juries retain latitude in setting those support parameters. As such, it is vital to retain a family law attorney who can help guide you through those negotiations to achieve the best results.
The following are key factors that our firm will help you consider as you determine the parameters of the alimony arrangement:
Alimony payments can be made in cash or real property. The court may determine the frequency of payments as well (monthly, quarterly, yearly, lump-sum).
At Boyd Collar Nolen Tuggle & Roddenbery, we understand that the financial issues surrounding divorce are some of the most stressful you’ll experience. Our attorneys are particularly well-versed in guiding high-net-worth individuals through a thorough analysis of their specific financial needs and capabilities prior to the divorce proceedings. Our comprehensive review process helps optimize results and alleviate anxiety.