Alimony Lawyer in Plano, TX

KEEP YOUR SANITY WHILE PARTING WAYS

Dividing assets and determining alimony can be some of the most complex and high-stakes aspects of a divorce. Without the right legal guidance, your divorce process might:

Drag on for months longer than necessary
Result in insufficient spousal support
Leave you with inadequate child support
Fail to take proper legal action if your spouse refuses to make payments

Rachael Griffith is a skilled family lawyer for Plano, TX who has been guiding families through legal proceedings in Texas for many years. Reach out to our office for expert legal advice today.

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PLANO ALIMONY LAWYER

HERE TO MAKE YOUR CASE

Family Law
MEDIATION
Mediation is a great way to facilitate discussions about asset division, child custody, alimony, and other concerns that come up during a divorce.
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Guardianship Law
LITIGATION
Although going to trial isn't always the preferred choice, Rachael Griffith is well-versed in trial law and will advocate for you to achieve the best outcome possible.
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Guardianship Law
LITIGATION
Although going to trial isn't always the preferred choice, Rachael Griffith is well-versed in trial law and will advocate for you to achieve the best outcome possible.
Schedule Consultation

NAVIGATING THE DIVORCE PROCESS

The divorce process starts with filing a petition for divorce with the state. Your case will then be assigned to a court in Collin County. While the divorce is ongoing, temporary orders will be put in place to dictate what each party is allowed and not allowed to do. You might need a temporary restraining order or other guidelines regarding who will leave the family home, who will have custody of the children during proceedings, and other specifics.

As your divorce attorney, we will gather information during the discovery phase, which includes collecting financial documents, compiling a list of assets, and gathering other pertinent materials.

SEASONED FAMILY LAW PRACTITIONER

When contemplating a legal separation, count on Rachael Griffith, a dedicated alimony attorney in the Woodlands who prioritizes your best interests. Her expertise spans a wide range of divorce proceedings, from simple to contentious cases, including:

Military divorce
LGBT divorce
Contested and uncontested divorce
Divorce due to infidelity
Annulment
Common-law marriage
And more

The court takes numerous factors into account when evaluating support agreements. With Griffith Law Firm by your side, you can be confident that you'll receive everything you're entitled to.

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BEGIN YOUR ALIMONY JOURNEY HERE

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We'll initiate a consultation to discuss your particular reasons for seeking a divorce and collaboratively establish a course of action.

Get Legal Advice

Together, we'll create a spousal support request, taking into account:

The financial circumstances of both parties
The duration of the marriage
Preferred child custody arrangements
The allocation of debts and assets
The earning potential of each spouse

Embrace a New Chapter

Step confidently into the next phase of your life, equipped with the financial stability and support you deserve.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Determining spousal support isn't as simple as applying a formula. You need an alimony attorney who will present well-reasoned arguments to secure the best results for you and your family. Griffith Law Firm often addresses these questions during client consultations.

HOW LONG WILL ALIMONY BE PAID?

The duration of alimony payments is contingent on the length of the marriage.

For marriages lasting 10-20 years, alimony is paid for up to 5 years.
For marriages lasting 20-30 years, alimony is paid for up to 7 years.
For marriages lasting 30+ years, alimony is paid for up to 10 years.

CAN I REQUEST SPOUSAL SUPPORT BEFORE THE DIVORCE IS FINALIZED?

Yes, you can. Temporary support may be granted to one party, which could involve one spouse continuing to make payments on the other's vehicle or residence. Alternatively, this support may take the form of a monthly monetary payment.