Family
Oct. 26, 2001
Financial Freedom After Divorce
It is California public policy that a spouse receiving spousal support become self-supporting in a reasonable period of time. In order to implement that goal, courts warn support recipients that they must become self-supporting in a given period of time or risk losing spousal support.
It is California public policy that a spouse receiving spousal support become self-supporting in a reasonable period of time. In order to implement that goal, courts warn support recipients that they must become self-supporting in a given period of time or risk losing spousal support.
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