With mass tech layoffs being announced consistently, unemployed spouses may wonder about their rights during a divorce case. Read on for everything you need to know about what happens in a divorce when one spouse is unemployed.

While “separation” and “divorce” are sometimes used interchangeably in a non-legal context, they have some key differences, and most attorneys will recommend a divorce over a legal separation if you’re debating between the two.

Alimony and spousal support are synonymous terms used to describe a court-ordered payment from one spouse to the other in a dissolution of marriage, or divorce.

Spousal support is a common outcome after a divorce. But how long after a divorce takes place does it last? Is there a standard time period? Learn this and other essential details from DBMA Family Law how spousal support works in the state of Oregon, and what you should expect if spousal support becomes a part of your world.

Spousal support can be a contentious subject between divorcing parties. DBMA’s team of family law specialists can help you understand everything you need to know about spousal support