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Financial support after a divorce can be a complex and emotional issue. The experienced family law attorneys at King & Rowe help clients understand their rights and obligations when it comes to alimony (spousal support). We provide clear advice on calculating, negotiating, and modifying alimony arrangements — always focused on achieving a fair outcome that supports your financial stability and future.
Divorce often brings significant financial uncertainty. Whether you are seeking alimony or being asked to pay it, having an experienced divorce attorney who understands North Carolina’s alimony laws can make a major difference in your future.
At King & Rowe, Attorneys at Law, we represent clients throughout Hickory, Newton, Conover, and the surrounding areas in all aspects of spousal support and alimony. We work to protect your financial security and ensure fairness under North Carolina law.
Alimony — sometimes called spousal support — is financial support paid by one spouse to the other after separation or divorce. The purpose is to help the dependent spouse maintain financial stability when there’s a significant income difference between the parties.
North Carolina law allows for two main types of spousal support (50-16.1A & 50-16.2A):
Temporary financial assistance awarded while the divorce is pending. It helps maintain the dependent spouse's living expenses until the court issues a final alimony determination.
Longer-term financial support awarded after divorce, based on each spouse's income, needs, and contributions to the marriage. The amount and duration depend on multiple factors, including marital misconduct.
North Carolina courts consider numerous factors when deciding whether to award alimony and how much to award. These include:
It's important to understand that adultery and other marital misconduct can directly affect alimony eligibility in North Carolina. A skilled attorney can help you understand how these rules apply to your case.
Circumstances change. If you’re currently paying or receiving alimony, you may be able to request a modification under certain conditions, such as:
Our attorneys can help you file for an alimony modification or defend against an unjust one, ensuring your rights and financial interests are protected.
Alimony decisions can have lasting financial implications. Whether you’re seeking support or being asked to pay, you deserve strong, knowledgeable advocacy.
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We understand that financial concerns often add stress to an already difficult divorce. Our attorneys work to achieve fair outcomes while helping you move forward with confidence.
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Our familiarity with local courts, judges, and procedures allows us to represent clients efficiently and effectively in Catawba County and beyond.
When your future is at stake, you deserve attorneys who combine experience, integrity, and genuine care.
"At King & Rowe, we know that every family and financial situation is unique — and we tailor our approach to meet your specific needs."
With decades of experience, you get a dedicated advocate who truly cares about your outcome.
If you are facing divorce or a dispute over alimony, don't face it alone. King & Rowe, Attorneys at Law is ready to help you understand your rights, evaluate your options, and fight for a fair outcome.
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