Divorce Financial Support Options

Summary

In Ontario, spousal support may be available during divorce proceedings, especially if one spouse was the sole provider. Retroactive support could be possible if there was a delay in receiving payments. Consult a family lawyer to review your spousal support offer and explore options for back pay.

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Yes I was offered * a month for the next 3 years
In Ontario, spousal support is determined by various factors, including the length of the marriage and each party's financial situation. If you have been offered $* a month for three years, it's important to review the terms to ensure they meet your needs and comply with legal standards.
- You may want to consult a family lawyer to discuss if the offer is fair and whether you can negotiate better terms.
- Ensure that the agreement is documented legally as part of your divorce proceedings.
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We've been married for 31 years he was the sole provide for the last 7 years as I didn't have a job. I left the home 10 months ago and he has paid me nothing since I left. Don't I get back pay
In Ontario, you may be entitled to retroactive spousal support if there was a delay in receiving it. This depends on several factors, such as the reason for the delay and your financial need during that time. Consult a family lawyer to explore your options and ensure fair terms. Would you like assistance in finding a lawyer?