Alimony Calculator

How Much Alimony Will You Be Ordered to Pay or Receive?

Our lawyers have built and provided this calculator to get a "rough idea" as to the liklihood of an alimony order. Please note: Because Massachusetts law states that alimony is based on one spouse's financial need (and the other spouse's ability to pay), we are in no way predicting or committing to the facts of your specific case as it relates to alimony. Because spousal support is both fact-based and such a contested issue, you'd best served by understanding some of the factors, then calling us for a no-obligation consultation.

Length Of Marriage	Under 5 years 5 - 15 years Over 15 years
Income Comparison	Each Spouse earns same Potential Support Receiver a little less Potential Support Receiver much less
Age of Potential Support Receiver	Under 30 30-50 years old Over 50
Contribution to the Marriage	Potential Support Receiver didn’t do much Both relatively same Potential Support Receiver did much more
Does Child Support Order Exist?	Yes No
Ability to Work	Potential Alimony Obligor cannot work Both parties can work Potential Support Receiver cannot work
Which Party Pays Health Insurance?	Potential Alimony Obligor Both Pay Their Own Potential Alimony Receiver
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