Alimony (spousal support) is one of the most ambiguous and complicated issues that must be tackled during the divorce process. It is often difficult to anticipate in advance whether you or your spouse will be entitled to alimony and even more challenging to anticipate the amount.
Alimony in Connecticut is not granted in every divorce case. It is based on an analysis of numerous factors such as:
If an alimony award can be settled through negotiation or alternative dispute resolution, we will work hard to be sure that an efficient, cost-effective agreement is created. However, if a settlement with your spouse is not feasible, we will move forward with an aggressive litigation strategy.
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