Spousal support is an important part of securing financial stability after a divorce. However, in a great many cases, spousal support -- also called alimony -- is not indefinite. There are often time limits on how long a person may receive support, and their actions may even mean that support could end early. For West Virginia residents currently receiving support, getting married often means that they no longer qualify to receive support from their ex-spouse.
Preparation helps protect your business during divorce
Divorce can cause major upheaval in anyone's personal and professional life, particularly if one or both spouses come to the negotiation table without a clear understanding of their priorities. This is doubly true for business owners who may see their divorce sink their business if they don't protect it.
Protect your retirement assets during divorce
Getting divorced can be difficult no matter a person's age or the length of the marriage. However, couples who are closer to retirement may have to deal with issues that are specific to their ages and unique circumstances. Specifically, how to secure financial stability for retirement after a divorce is often a central focus in these situations.
