Maintenance

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Maintenance

Can I get maintenance money for my kids from my husband after divorce? What should I need to do if my spouse has stopped giving me child maintenance money?

Maintenance

Spousal Maintenance

If you have all of these questions and are looking for a specialist to guide you through the complete process, you are on an accurate page.

We will help you relieve your tension by giving you the best advice.

Children’s maintenance

Child maintenance and divorce go along with each other. Child maintenance is also equally important and needs to be addressed. You need to do proper research, analyze your family’s monthly income, expenses and then decide on a reasonable amount.

If you have constantly been receiving monthly maintenance from your spouse, and suddenly, things start going against you. Suppose your spouse stops providing you the maintenance money and threatens to begin divorce proceedings against you. What to do next?

You do not need to bother at all. You can call us any time, and our professionals will tell you about the next step.

Maintenance for your child is a sensitive and crucial topic when it comes to divorce. It needs to be considered by discussing with a specialist who can provide a realistic and frank estimation to know what to expect and fight for. Click here for more details.

My spouse left me and my children. He had not paid me a single cent. There is no divorce yet.

Maintenance during marriage

For Wife/Children

If you are a housewife and you do not have any income whatsoever and relied on your spouse throughout the marriage. We understand that it is very scary when the spouse decides to one day leave and not give a single cent. We can advise and show what needs to be done urgently so that you and your children do not suffer. Under the Women’s Charter 353, it is clear that the spouse must provide for and maintain a wife and child. You may want to speak with our Family Law Specialist on whether you are eligible to request for maintenance from your spouse for yourself and your child as there are various factors that needs to be shown.

For Husband

If you are a husband who was earning well previously but because of some illness or accident or injuries, you are incapacitated. You may also seek maintenance from a working spouse (wife). It is allowed under the law and you can always approach us for a free consult at 68370259 on whether you are eligible.

We have myriad of experiences in all these areas of practice. We have successfully applied for and obtained best outcomes for our client.