Alimony / Alimony Pendente Lite / Temporary AlimonyPennsylvania Alimony AttorneysOffering Personal Service and Solid RepresentationPractical, Realistic, Long-Term Solutions in Family LawPost-marital support through alimony for a dependent spouse is of vital concern when a wife or husband has derived sustenance almost entirely from the other spouse throughout the course of a marriage. Pennsylvania family courts often expect that the spouse with greater income or assets will provide for the dependent one in the event of a divorce. Contact the Law Office of Elaine Smith and Adam M. Horwitz to schedule a consultation with an experienced Pennsylvania alimony attorney. We understand how important temporary alimony or rehabilitative alimony is to a husband or wife who has sacrificed personal gain throughout a marriage and now faces life alone. Our years of experience and our knowledge of the law and family law courts allows us to help divorcing people to craft creative and effective alimony agreements that are fair, and accomplish what alimony is intended to accomplish. We also help our clients to understand any tax implications associated alimony. Rehabilitative alimony is often an effective way of retooling spouses who have been homemakers or underemployed while supporting a professional husband or wife's education and career advancement. In all phases of divorce and other family law advocacy, we accept the challenge of helping clients find practical solutions and progressive means of achieving reasonable goals. Whether you are a dependent spouse in need of alimony after divorce, or a provider spouse who needs clarification on possible alimony responsibilities that you face after the marriage dissolves, contact us. Family law clients of the Law Office of Elaine Smith and Adam M. Horwitz come from throughout the vicinity of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, including from communities such as Bala Cynwyd, Media, Newtown, Morton, Ardmore, Abington, Havertown, and Swarthmore; from counties including Philadelphia County, Montgomery County, Bucks County, and Delaware County. |
