In today's blog post from the Law Office of Bryan Fagan, we are going to discuss what you need to know in your divorce if either you or your spouse is disabled. Learn how Texas alimony addresses support for disabled spouses.There are two main ways that you may be eligible to receive spousal support in Texas, and either spouse can request spousal support during a divorce. The Texas Family Code allows for a Court to award spousal support (also known as maintenance) based on the disability of a spouse. In this article, learn about how spousal maintenance is ordered, the requirements to be eligible for spousal maintenance, and other important information. In some cases, particularly if a spouse or their child has disabilities, there might be no predetermined limit. The Law Office of Milena Christopher aggressively and compassionately helps our clients resolve spousal maintenance issues. Contact our firm today! The short answer is yes. According to Section 8.051 of the Texas Family Code, a court may order spousal support when your spouse cannot earn sufficient income.