Can I Avoid Paying Alimony In Florida?

Posted on : May 25, 2022
alimony
Paying alimony or spousal support after a Florida divorce can put a significant financial strain on your family after an already difficult (and expensive) separation. Even if alimony is ordered temporarily, this can still make it challenging to live independently during and after your divorce. Here are some strategies to potentially avoid paying spousal support [Read More]
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What Is an Alimony Waiver in Florida?

Posted on : January 20, 2021
Florida Divorce Tips, Manipulative, Alimony Waiver
Alimony, or spousal support, is money designed to provide for the lesser earning spouse during and after the divorce. However, alimony isn’t required and it can sometimes be waived. It may be difficult to know if this is or isn’t in your best interests.  Here’s what you should know Florida alimony waivers and how to [Read More]
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When Does Alimony End in Florida?

Posted on : November 5, 2019
Florida
Alimony is a form of financial support payment made from one spouse to another during and after a divorce in Florida. This payment is designed to reduce the financial strain of a divorce on the lesser earning spouse until they can reasonably begin providing for themselves. Alimony is very discretional and can be based on [Read More]
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Types of Alimony Available in Florida

Posted on : August 5, 2017
Florida Alimony
Florida awards alimony in certain cases. However, the type of alimony awarded, if at all, depends on the unique circumstances surrounding the divorce and often the discretion of the judge. Alimony is significantly based on need of the lesser earning spouse and the ability to pay for the higher earning spouse, along with various other [Read More]
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How to Get Alimony in Florida After Divorce

Posted on : May 23, 2017
Naples Child Support Attorney, Kevyn Noonan Hayes, Divorce
One key component in many divorces is alimony. Sometimes called maintenance, alimony is paid from the higher earning spouse to the lesser earning spouse. It is paid after the divorce for a period of time until the lesser earning spouse lives independently. In the past, men traditionally paid women alimony when a marriage ended. However, today [Read More]
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