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Child & Spousal
Support
For
divorcing couples,
the amount of child and spousal support they will receive
or will need to provide is a top concern. In Pennsylvania,
both child and spousal support are calculated based
on income, employment and other related economic factors. It can
be overwhelming to most individuals in navigating
through the legal guidelines, ambiguities, special
circumstances and individual concerns of this issue. At
Cohen & Cohen, we are
available to advise you on your options and help negotiate a
fair resolution to support your family.
We work
closely with our clients before and after the divorce is final
to ensure that child support payments are fair and timely
paid. This includes taking into account the special
psychological and physical needs of the child and the
changing circumstance of the parents. Our spousal
support attorneys recognize that financial situations change
over time and we have significant experience
handling post-divorce modifications of child support awards
as well.
Spousal support or alimony pendente lite (APL) describes
payments made by one spouse to another in order to preserve
their lifestyle when the earning capacity of one is
significantly greater than the earning capacity of the
other. We work closely with our clients to understand their
financial situation, their earning capacity and help to
ensure their financial future is secure even after the
divorce.
Click here to Contact us or
call immediately at 570.421.1100
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