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The Ancillary Terms of Spousal Support: What You Need to Know
When navigating the complexities of spousal support during a divorce or separation, it's crucial to be aware of the ancillary terms that may come into play. Defined under the Family Law Act (FLA) and the Divorce Act (DA), these terms can significantly impact the overall outcomes of a spousal support case. This blog post aims to shed light on some of these ancillary terms and explain their implications.
Spousal Support -Indexing in Family Law
The Family Law Act provides mechanisms to ensure that this support is fair and sustainable, one of these being spousal support indexing. This blog post will delve into the concept of spousal support indexing, its legal basis, and a practical example of how it is calculated.