When a married couple separates, one spouse may need help adjusting to his or her new financial circumstances. In Illinois, judges can include spousal support in a divorce decree to aid struggling spouses. At a judge’s discretion, spousal support may last for only a short while or for a long stretch of time. Regardless of what you stand to gain or lose from spousal support, a Rolling Meadows, IL divorce attorney can stand up for your best interests.
Attorney Curtis Ross has over 30 years of experience handling divorce cases on behalf of his clients, and he is qualified to handle cases involving complex financial matters. Our firm will advocate for your long-term needs in disputes related to spousal support.
Types of Alimony in Illinois
Spousal support is not always awarded in Illinois divorces. In fact, if you do not actively petition for financial support, you might not receive it at all. This is because judges only award alimony when it is necessary to prevent undue financial stress.