When a marriage ends there are usually a wide range of issues to be dealt with. For example, the couple may have numerous vehicles, a vacation property, retirement and savings accounts and a whole slew of other assets that need to be fairly divided. Additionally, one of the spouses may make far less income (or none at all) and will need some financial support in order to maintain their way of life. To help work through all of these issues, most people seek out a qualified spousal support attorney who will negotiate to reach the best arrangements possible. They will ensure that their client gets a fair share of the assets, but also enough income to live a financially stable life. A spousal support attorney can arrange for a client to receive income while the couple is only legally separated, and then re-work this figure to a final amount during the divorce litigation.