Category Archives: Alimony
4 Things To Know About Seeking Alimony In A Florida Divorce Case
Alimony can be one of the most contentious aspects of a divorce case, in part because a paying spouse often doesn’t want to pay at all, or the same amount or the period of time. Additionally, unlike child support, while there are guidelines, there is not a specific formula meaning different judges can result… Read More »
Can I Modify The Type Of Alimony After My Divorce In Florida?
Whether you are the party paying or receiving alimony as part of your final divorce decree, there is a good chance that your circumstances will change in the months and years that follow. Florida divorce laws do allow you to modify spousal support if you meet certain criteria, but many people focus on the… Read More »
Steps For Modifying Alimony In Florida
Whenever a Florida divorce court awards alimony, whether by agreement or after a contested hearing, the arrangement may still be subject to modification and/or termination. The status quo that existed on the date of your divorce will definitely change over time, and spousal support from the final divorce decree may no longer be workable…. Read More »
10 Factors for Determining Alimony in a Florida Divorce
There have been many efforts to modify Florida law on alimony in divorce, the most recent being a bill in the House that sought to eliminate permanent alimony and change the factors used to calculate whether a party is entitled to alimony if so for how long and how much a party may be… Read More »
Types of Alimony in Florida Divorce Cases
If you’re considering or going through divorce in Florida, one of the key considerations in your case may be alimony. Whether you could be paying it or receiving it, spousal support can be one of the most hotly contested issues. Still, when you understand the objective of alimony, you’ll see why it might be… Read More »
