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Reduce or Terminate Your Spousal Support Obligation

Spousal Support is Not Permanent

Regardless of what others may have told you, California law does NOT favor indefinite spousal support. Recent court rulings offer the opportunity for you to revisit the issue of your support payments, but you need to take action now if you want to reduce or even eliminate your spousal support payments.

Unfortunately, the court isn’t going to reduce your payments without you doing anything about it. You need the advice and guidance of an attorney that has reduced or eliminated spousal support payments for hundreds of clients.

If you are currently in a divorce or are paying too much spousal support, you must take action now.

At Dishon & Block, we use proven strategies to reduce the spousal support obligations of men from all walks of life. Even though courts are supposed to determine spousal support payments fairly using a calculation founded in law, alimony awards are almost always biased towards women. We have the knowledge and expertise to get your spouse back to work and to have you pay less each month.

  • $1,500 / mo
  • x 20 years
  • $360,000
Add up the cost

Doing the Math:

If you end up paying $1,500 per month over a 20 year period, that amounts to $360,000 in spousal support payments. Even reducing that amount by $500 per month saves you $120,000 over 20 years.

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Spousal support is often the largest financial obligation you will incur as part of a divorce. If you are not proactive, spousal support can last decades and cost you hundreds of thousands of dollars.

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Seeking Freedom from Unreasonable Spousal Support Payments?

You may be able to alter support payments if:

  • You’ve lost your job
  • You’re earning less
  • You cannot meet obligations
  • Your ex-wife has increased her income
  • Your ex-wife can support herself
  • Your ex-wife cohabitates
  • You have retired or are about to retire