FAMILY LAW

Spousal Support Lawyers & Alimony Attorneys in Houston

Navigating alimony and spousal support can be complex and emotionally taxing. Whether you're going through a divorce or seeking changes to an existing order, our experienced alimony attorneys in Houston are here to guide you. We work to ensure fair, appropriate outcomes aligned with your financial needs and rights under Houston alimony law.

Legal Support for Post-Divorce Financial Stability

At Daniel Ogbeide Law, you’re more than just a case — you’re a person with real concerns and future goals. As trusted spousal support lawyers in Houston, we combine legal experience with empathy, offering steady guidance throughout the process. Whether you're seeking spousal maintenance, defending against an unfair demand, or requesting a modification, we work tirelessly to protect your interests.

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Detailed Case Evaluation

We assess every angle — from the duration of the marriage to income disparities — to build a case for fair post-divorce financial support. Our family law team ensures no detail is overlooked.

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Negotiation and Litigation

Whether settling through mediation or representing you in court, we advocate for equitable outcomes backed by sound legal reasoning and deep experience in spousal support law.

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Post-Judgment changes

When life changes, your support agreement may need to as well. We help clients request or defend against changes to spousal maintenance due to job loss, health issues, or other significant changes.

Alimony & Spousal Support FAQs

Answers to your top questions.

  • How is the amount of alimony determined in Texas?

    In Texas, several factors influence the determination of alimony, including the duration of the marriage, each spouse's ability to provide for their minimal needs independently, and the financial resources of each spouse.

  • Is there a maximum amount of time that I can receive or have to pay alimony in Texas?

    Yes, the duration of spousal support in Texas is generally limited based on the length of the marriage. For instance, for marriages lasting 10 to 20 years, support might be ordered for up to five years.

  • Can the amount of alimony be changed after the divorce is finalized?

    Yes, alimony can be modified under certain conditions, such as significant changes in the financial circumstances of either party. We can assist you in navigating the legal process to seek a modification of the support order.

  • What's the difference between spousal maintenance and contractual alimony in Texas?

    Spousal maintenance is court-ordered and typically follows state guidelines, while contractual alimony is an agreement between the spouses and can be more flexible.

  • What if my ex-spouse is not paying the agreed-upon alimony?

    If your ex-spouse fails to pay the court-ordered spousal support, there are legal remedies available, such as filing an enforcement action in court. Our team, which includes some of the most affordable family law attorneys in Houston, is ready to support you in ensuring that court orders are respected and enforced.