Alimony

Divorce alters your financial status, especially when couples discuss spousal support. Florida family laws changed a lot recently, leaving many people with wrong ideas. Avoidable mistakes often cause severe problems during a split and clearing up these myths helps you...

Divorce can bring financial challenges, and alimony helps balance the financial impact between spouses. In Florida, courts consider several factors when deciding whether one spouse should receive alimony and how much. Understanding these factors can help you...

Sometimes when couples divorce, one of them — the payee — receives alimony from the other — the payor. There are five types of alimony in Florida. This article will cover frequently asked questions about rehabilitative alimony since it’s one of the most common types...

When your Florida marriage ends, you may worry about whether you are going to be able to support yourself without the help of your one-time partner. If so, you may decide to seek alimony in your divorce. The state of Florida recognizes four types of alimony:...

Last year, changes were made to the Internal Revenue Code, some of which took effect in 2019. One of the most debated changes involves alimony tax rules. Now that the changes are in place, Florida residents may be in for a few surprises when they file their 2019...

For those who are headed for a divorce, the stress surrounding the process sometimes makes it difficult to address difficult topics. One of the more contentious subjects is the matter of alimony, or spousal support payments. Florida residents who are preparing for a...

The end of a marriage is often a tumultuous time that can quickly degrade into fighting and protracted court battles over finances. One of the most contentious disputes during a Florida divorce often involves the matter of alimony. Recently, there...

In many marriages, one spouse earns more than the other. For this reason, when a couple divorces, the lower-earning spouse may be granted alimony for a set period of time. Florida residents who are worried about their finances after a divorce may qualify for...

On average, an estimated 4,000 divorces are filed every day in this country. Many of these marriages had lasted for years and included an unequal income ratio between the spouses. While states have set guidelines concerning how much alimony should be awarded, the...

There has been much discussion concerning the upcoming changes in the tax laws and how they will impact divorce settlements beginning in 2019. The Internal Revenue Code will no longer allow those paying alimony to deduct the payment from their income for tax purposes....