Spousal Maintenance in Arizona FAQs
For more answers to frequently asked questions regarding alimony and Maricopa County spousal maintenance guidelines see our full page on the subject.
How is alimony calculated in Arizona?
Alimony in Arizona is determined by the court taking into account a number of financial and work-related issues pertaining to both parties in a divorce. Depending on the length of the marriage, the party’s income levels, and work history, the court may (or may not) decide to include maintenance as part of the divorce settlement. If you are asking yourself, “what is reasonable spousal maintenance?” then use our Arizona alimony calculator to see what your spousal maintenance in Arizona might be. Questions about alimony in Arizona? Contact us today for a consultation with a spousal maintenance lawyer near you.
Is spousal maintenance in Arizona mandatory?
No. To be eligible for alimony in Arizona, a spouse must first establish that they are eligible for reasonable spousal maintenance.
When does spousal maintenance in Arizona end?
Spousal maintenance ordinarily terminates when the recipient remarries or dies. Spousal maintenance may terminate on a specific date, if it is scheduled to continue for a definite period. It may also terminate with the recipient’s continuous romantic cohabitation with another person. Questions on spousal maintenance in Arizona? Contact us today for a consultation.
What’s the difference between alimony, spousal support, and spousal maintenance?
Alimony in Arizona, spousal maintenance in Arizona, and spousal support all mean the same thing. But, the law and how Alimony can be calculated in Arizona can still be confusing. Contact us today for a consultation.
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*Disclaimer
This calculator is for informational and educational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. The amount a court will order for any particular case may be different from the amount estimated by the calculator. The court has the final authority to determine the amount of child support awarded. The amount shown by this calculator is only an estimate and is not a guarantee of the amount that will be awarded. Please consult our attorneys for more detailed information.