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Alimony, or spousal support, is often a contentious issue in divorce proceedings. In Florida, several factors can lead to the modification or termination of alimony payments. Understanding these factors can help you navigate your financial future post-divorce. What do you need to know about alimony? Recent Changes in Florida Alimony Law Florida recently eliminated permanent […]

Alimony, also known as spousal support or maintenance, is a critical component of many divorce settlements. It’s designed to provide financial assistance to a spouse who may be economically disadvantaged after the marriage ends. But what happens if you work? Can you still receive alimony? A variety of factors play a role in determining whether […]

Alimony serves as a crucial financial lifeline for individuals who are economically dependent on their former spouse following a divorce. Unfortunately, there are instances where ex-spouses fail to fulfill their alimony obligations, leaving the recipient in a precarious financial situation. If you find yourself in this challenging predicament, it’s imperative to take proactive steps to […]

In Florida, there is no legal difference between “alimony” and “spousal support.” Although the term “alimony” is still used in some statutes, “spousal support” is gradually replacing it to reflect a more gender-neutral approach. Both terms refer to financial support made by one ex-spouse to another during or after divorce. Alimony is a financial arrangement […]

Divorce is never easy, no matter the circumstances. Add in the issue of spousal abandonment and things get even messier. Abandonment leaves the abandoned spouse feeling hurt, confused, and unsure of what to do next. It can also have a significant impact on any divorce proceedings that follow. What is spousal abandonment and does it affect […]

Alimony, also known as spousal support, is a financial obligation that arises as the result of a divorce. In Florida, the court determines alimony based on several factors including the duration of the marriage, the income of the spouses, and the standard of living during the marriage. It can be a significant financial burden. Many […]

Divorce is a complex and emotional process. It can be difficult to navigate the legal aspects of separating from your partner. One of the most important considerations for many couples is alimony. Often called spousal support, one spouse makes payments to the other after a divorce. In Florida, alimony can be awarded in a variety […]

Divorce can be an emotional roller-coaster ride. Even under the best of circumstances, problems arise. This can be true even after families finalize their divorce. Often, problems are related to finances, especially in cases that involve spousal support. When this happens, you need to work with an attorney who has experience dealing with post-divorce issues […]

Florida’s New Alimony Law Florida recently announced changes to its alimony laws. Families affected by alimony must understand these changes and determine whether any of the changes affect them. ‘Permanent’ alimony no longer exists in Florida. Understanding the state’s new law on divorce payments What should you know about the changes? What is Alimony? Alimony […]

Married without a Prenuptial Agreement If you are considering getting married, you may have heard that you should have a prenuptial agreement. What is a postnuptial agreement and how can a divorce lawyer in Tampa, FL, help you create one? A prenuptial agreement is an agreement between two people planning to marry. It defines what […]

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