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Requirements For Alimony In Texas | What Qualifies You for Spousal Support/Maintenance?

What are the requirements or qualifications for alimony/spousal maintenance in Texas? When going through divorce proceedings, there is a long list of questions you likely have about divorce laws. If you are currently navigating the challenging waters of divorce proceedings, you're likely grappling with this myriad of questions and concerns regarding divorce legalties, especially when it comes to the financial obligations between former spouses. In this insightful Q&A session, a seasoned Texas divorce attorney provides you with comprehensive information on the requirements/qualifications for alimony, often referred to as "spousal maintenance" or “spousal support” in the state of Texas. Throughout this engaging conversation, we'll delve into details surrounding these requirements, covering topics including: How disabilities and hindrances affecting the ability to re-enter the workforce impact spousal maintenance considerations. The critical question of “How long a marriage must be before spousal maintenance becomes a potential obligation.” The “10 year rule” as it relates to divorce and length of marriage before a divorce in Texas. Moreover, we'll explore the concept of whether one party can sustain themselves based on the division of the marital estate. Join us in this informative session, featuring Mark Scroggins, a distinguished divorce lawyer in Texas with a wealth of experience in family law matters. To discover more about the distinction between alimony and spousal maintenance in Texas, watch the video linked below, where we’ll dive into: An explanation of why Texas divorce courts do not "award" alimony but rather "order" it. The specific circumstances under which alimony still exists in the state What the presumption is in Texas family court divorce proceedings regarding spousal maintenance decisions. Video: Why is it called “spousal maintenance” versus “alimony” in Texas -    • Spousal Maintenance/Support vs. Alimony in...   Stay tuned for more enlightening Q&A sessions on Texas divorce law. These videos are designed to equip you with crucial information before you consult your own divorce attorney. Mark Scroggins, a board-certified family law attorney in Dallas, Texas, is here to guide you through this challenging journey. This content is proudly sponsored by the Scroggins Law Group. Read our blog for more interesting and relatable family law content: https://scrogginslawgroup.com/blog/ Watch more video content from Mark and the Scroggins Law Group: https://scrogginslawgroup.com/videos/ Mr. Scroggins is an active member of the Family Law section of the State Bar of Texas, Collin County Bar Association, Denton County Bar Association and Dallas Bar Association. Scroggins Law Group, PLLC Frisco Office 2500 Legacy Drive, Ste. 250 Frisco, Texas 75034 Phone: 214-469-3100 https://goo.gl/maps/EiUifYUtn1mLeNam8 Dallas Office 4849 Greenville Avenue, Suite 1490 Dallas, Texas 75206 https://goo.gl/maps/hmiUFbXXrjsMi2KBA Plano Office (by appointment only) 5851 Legacy Circle, 6th Floor Plano, Texas 75024 https://goo.gl/maps/DnUkaWwPtxHf9V9BA https://scrogginslawgroup.com/   / scrogginslawgrp     / scrogginslawgroup     / scrogginslawgroup     / scrogginslawgroup   Find a lawyer in your area @ReelLawyers | https://www.reellawyers.com​