Alimony or spousal support paid to a former spouse arising out of a court order, or family law judgment is tax deductible by the payor when he/she files an income tax return. Contemporaneously, spousal support received by the payee/recipient arising out of a family law order or judgment is taxable income to the payee/recipient.

Determination of the amount of permanent ordered spousal support is governed under Family Code Section 4320.

If you are in this position and find yourself in need of spousal support or fighting not to pay spousal support, do not hesitate to call the experienced attorneys in San Bernardino at the Law offices of Wallin & Klarich. You need the best representation when it comes to you asserting your rights to receive spousal support particularly when you have supported your spouse in furthering their educational goals and careers. The San Bernardino Law firm of Wallin & Klarich will competently and zealously represent you in all aspects of Family Law and Divorce. Call our San Bernardino offices now for a consultation at 888-749-7428.