Divorce After 10 Years of Marriage: Factors in the California Family Law Code
There is a common misconception that when a couple divorces after a long term marriage spousal support will be paid indefinitely. But did you know that is not necessarily correct? There are 14 factors in the California family law code that the court is required to consider in determining the amount and duration of spousal support to be awarded for a long term marriage.
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