Should I pay for spousal support if we have no kids, she owns a condo, she works but not sure how much she earns and how many hours or her pay?

No one can really answer your question without hard figures as to what she makes. In a short marriage spousal support, if any, should last only while the case is pending.

It is unlikely you would pay maintenance in a 2-year marriage and even if you had to it would be for a very short time (like, months). It still would depend on facts though. We do flat fee divorces starting at $900 if you want to discuss more.

The decision is based on a comparison of your income and her income. The length of marriage is also a factor. The issue of temporary support is to allow her to be able to set up a new life. If she has the condo and the payments being made regularly out of her check it sounds like you may need the money more than she. Usually with a short term marriage support if ordered lasts about 1/3rd of the length of the marriage. n short there is no rule. The court looks at multiple factors to make its decision.

You may have to pay spousal for half the length of the marriage. It depends on the finances. I had a case with a six month marriage and he paid for three months. Pay for consultation with experienced attorney who knows your local judges.

If anything, you may be ordered to pay temporary support during the divorce if she is not self supporting. In this case it sounds like she is. Most likely, there will be no spousal support.