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Spousal Support

Spousal support is based on the premise that both spouses have an absolute obligation to support each other during their marriage and spousal support is the extension of that obligation after separation or divorce. Nevada has relatively vague statutes regarding spousal support and simply list factors that the judge should consider in determining the amount. These factors include but are not limited to: length of marriage, health of the parties, age of parties, relative income, and future financial prospects.

Spousal support is a challenging aspect of family law. Particularly in cases where there are extenuating circumstances, you have the right to a qualified attorney to allow your voice to be heard by the court. Sarah Hardy-Cooper will present your case with the integrity that it deserves. Her and her team will analyze every aspect of your case and provide the proper expectation that will guide you down the path to the most positive outcome possible.

The peace of mind I was surrounded by honest, professional, knowledgeable and capable people handling my case was immeasurable! I was relieved that the RHC staff was behind me, ready to protect and represent my rights at the most professional level.”