Support intake that surfaces income gaps and court dates first
Ask whether there's a real income gap, an active or requested support order, and a looming court deadline before you spend time on a free consultation. Cliont routes completed intakes and financial documents straight to your CRM.
The exact intake your spousal support and alimony leads complete
This is the real 6-question guided intake for Spousal Support and Alimony — the same flow your customers finish before you ever pick up the phone.
What a qualified spousal support and alimony lead should tell you
Spousal support and alimony work covers requests to start, modify, or terminate ongoing payments between spouses or ex-spouses, and hinges on marital status, income disparity, and jurisdiction before a firm can size up the matter.
- Dealing With Spousal Support
- Case In United States
- Legally Married Other Person
- Want Start, Change, Or
- There Significant Difference Between
- Have Court Date Coming
The questions your team needs answered
Every spousal support and alimony intake asks these — and why each one matters.
| Question | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Are you dealing with spousal support (alimony) as part of a divorce, legal separation, or after a divorce? | Confirms the inquiry is actually about spousal support rather than a related family law matter like child support or property division. |
| Is your case in the United States (or are you or your spouse living in the U.S. and filing there)? | Filters out cases outside U.S. jurisdiction, which most firms cannot take on regardless of how strong the underlying claim is. |
| Are you legally married to the other person (or were you legally married to them)? | Marriage is generally a threshold requirement for spousal support, so a no answer signals the matter may not fit the practice area at all. |
| Do you want to start, change, or end a spousal support order (or are you expecting the other person to ask for it)? | Distinguishes a new support request from a modification or termination, which changes the legal analysis and strategy the firm needs to prepare. |
| Is there a significant difference between your income and your spouse’s income (now or during the marriage)? | Income disparity is often the central fact driving whether a support claim has real merit, making it one of the highest-weighted signals in the catalog. |
| Do you have a court date coming up, a deadline to respond, or an urgent need to address support within the next 60 days? | An approaching court date or deadline means the matter needs a faster response than a routine inquiry, regardless of its underlying value. |
How Cliont scores spousal support and alimony leads
Every answer is weighted automatically — no manual review required.
Value signals
- Dealing With Spousal Support: yes
- Case In United States: yes
- Legally Married Other Person: yes
- Want Start, Change, Or: yes
- There Significant Difference Between: yes
- Have Court Date Coming: yes
Urgency signals
- Have Court Date Coming
See the lead your team receives
Spousal Support Modification Lead
From first click to qualified lead
Follow people and businesses seeking counsel through one smooth, guided flow.
They land & meet you
Your video greeting plays instantly — a real face instead of a blank form.
They explain the matter
Smart questions adapt to their matter and capture the full scope.
They share the documents
The facts, dates, and any paperwork come attached, so you can assess the matter before the consultation.
You get a ready lead
Scored and qualified — waiting for you to win it.
Built for spousal support and alimony workflows
| Cliont capability | Spousal Support And Alimony application |
|---|---|
| Conditional scoring logic | Automatically lowers priority when a lead answers no to having been legally married or to the case being filed in the U.S., so non-marital or out-of-jurisdiction inquiries don't consume consultation slots. |
| Urgency detection | Flags leads who report a court date, response deadline, or need to address support within 60 days so they can be routed ahead of leads without a time constraint. |
| Document collection | Requests financial affidavits and existing support orders during intake so income disparity and current order status are documented before the first call. |
| CRM routing | Sends completed spousal support intakes, including income and marital status answers, directly into your CRM as a matter record rather than a raw form submission. |
Common spousal support and alimony lead scenarios
Divorce with clear income gap
The prospective client is mid-divorce and reports a significant income difference between spouses, which the intake flags as a high-value signal even without an imminent court date.
Modification against a looming hearing
An existing support order needs to change and the client has a court date or response deadline inside 60 days, pushing the lead into urgent territory.
Never-married cohabitation dispute
The person answers no to having been legally married, which the intake surfaces early since spousal support generally requires a marital relationship to exist.
Case filed outside the U.S.
Neither party lives in or is filing within the United States, so the intake marks the matter as outside the jurisdictional fit the firm typically handles.
Post-decree enforcement request
Support was already ordered and the client wants to enforce or adjust it, with no urgent deadline attached, so it lands as qualified rather than time-critical.
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Spousal Support and Alimony lead-intake FAQs
How does the intake handle cases where the couple was never legally married?
The catalog directly asks whether the person was legally married to the other party, since spousal support generally requires a marital relationship; a no answer lowers the fit score so you can decide whether to route it elsewhere.
Why does jurisdiction matter for this intake?
One catalog question confirms whether the case is filed in the U.S. or whether either spouse resides there, because spousal support rules and your firm's practice authority are jurisdiction-specific.
Can the intake tell me if a request is urgent?
Yes — the question about an upcoming court date, response deadline, or need to address support within 60 days is the urgency signal in this catalog, and it's weighted to push time-sensitive leads to the top.
Does the intake distinguish new support requests from modifications?
It asks directly whether the client wants to start, change, or end a support order, so you can see at a glance whether you're looking at an initial request or a post-decree modification before the consultation.
What financial documents should I collect before the consultation?
Financial affidavits, recent pay stubs or tax returns, and any existing support order or divorce decree give you the income and status picture the catalog questions are already probing for.
Is income disparity actually a qualifying factor, or just background?
It's one of the highest-weighted questions in this catalog, since a significant income gap between spouses is often the core factor in whether a support claim has merit.
Turn spousal support and alimony visitors into qualified cases
Give every spousal support and alimony visitor a guided intake instead of a dead contact form — and get a scored, qualified lead before you book a consultation.