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Is There Any Point in Modifying Short-Term Alimony in Orlando?

By Steve W. Marsee |

Due to recent changes to Florida’s spousal support laws, most alimony ends relatively quickly. Although there are many exceptions, a common form of alimony today is rehabilitative – lasting only long enough to help recipients get back on their feet. With such a short duration of payments, you might wonder whether there is any… Read More »

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Can Alimony Help Me Avoid a Divorce Trial in Orlando?

By Steve W. Marsee |

Due to the end of permanent alimony in Orlando, many spouses assume that these payments are no longer necessary. However, it is only permanent alimony that has been abolished in Florida – and there are still plenty of laws that require these spousal support payments after divorce. In addition, alimony could be useful in… Read More »

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Do I Need to Include Alimony in an Orlando Prenuptial Agreement?

By Steve W. Marsee |

If you’re approaching marriage in Orlando, you might be considering a prenuptial agreement. An effective prenup has many elements in Florida, and one of your key priorities could be alimony. Otherwise known as “spousal support” in Orlando, these recurring payments have the potential to drastically affect the financial well-being of both spouses after divorce…. Read More »

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Do I Get Alimony After a Protective Order in Orlando?

By Steve W. Marsee |

When most people think about spousal support or “alimony” in Florida, they think about divorce. However, spouses may also receive temporary spousal support after obtaining protective orders. This form of compensation is designed to keep victims financially secure through difficult times, and you may be eligible to receive it. To learn more, speak with… Read More »

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Rehabilitative Alimony in Orlando: What Education Should I Pursue?

By Steve W. Marsee |

With the abolishment of permanent alimony in Florida, rehabilitative alimony has now become the norm. As a result, many spouses are wondering what they should do with these funds as they seek financial independence after an Orlando divorce. It may be necessary to choose an educational path to gain the necessary qualifications or certifications… Read More »

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Proving a Lack of Income Disparity in Orlando Alimony Cases

By Steve W. Marsee |

As many spouses are aware, alimony is only necessary in Florida if there is an “income disparity” between the parties. In other words, you only need to pay spousal support if your ex earns less than you do. This creates an incentive to prove the lack of an income disparity. If you manage to… Read More »

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Should I Agree to Lump-Sum Alimony in Orlando?

By Steve W. Marsee |

If you’re approaching divorce in Orlando, you may encounter the possibility of alimony. Although permanent alimony has now been abolished in Florida, many spouses could pay (or receive) these funds for at least a few years. Should you agree to lump-sum alimony right away and “get it over with?” Or should you pursue the… Read More »

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Navigating Rehabilitative Alimony in Florida

By Steve W. Marsee |

With the termination of permanent spousal support in Florida, rehabilitative alimony is now one of the most common outcomes after an Orlando divorce. If you stand to receive rehabilitative alimony, you must strive to navigate this process with efficiency. With the right approach, you can turn this financial support into a lasting source of… Read More »

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Proving Your Ex Doesn’t Need Alimony in Orlando

By Steve W. Marsee |

Although Florida has ended permanent alimony, it still makes sense to reduce your payments as much as possible during the first few years after a divorce in Orlando. One of the best ways to accomplish this goal is to show that your ex doesn’t actually need your financial support. You can do this by… Read More »

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Does Adultery Affect Alimony in Florida?

By Steve W. Marsee |

It might seem unthinkable to hand over money to your ex after they have been unfaithful to you. Adultery may cause a divorce, but it can also continue to affect your life for many years after you end your marriage. Each alimony payment you make might serve as an intolerable reminder of the adulterous… Read More »

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