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Permanent Alimony No Longer Possible In Florida

By Koether Law, P.A. |

For years, the Florida legislature has been trying to reform alimony laws in the state. Now, they have been successful with SB 1416, which went into effect on July 1, 2023. The law includes a number of changes, including eliminating permanent alimony and changing the duration of alimony when marriages were of a certain… Read More »

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What You Need to Know About Florida Alimony Reform in 2023

By Koether Law, P.A. |

Recently, a bill was introduced in the Florida legislature that would greatly reform the alimony laws of the state. It is now on its way for Governor DeSantis to sign. If passed, the alimony laws in the Sunshine State will significantly change. The law will apply to all divorce cases that are still pending… Read More »

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Frequently Asked Questions About Alimony In Florida

By Koether Law, P.A. |

Many people pursue alimony during the divorce process, but this is one term that is highly misunderstood. Not everyone is eligible to receive alimony, and it is not uncommon for people to become concerned about whether they will have to pay it and if so, the amount the court will order. Below, our Brandon… Read More »

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When Alimony Can, And Cannot, Be Modified

By Koether Law, P.A. |

Alimony is a hotly contested issue during many divorce cases. Like all other orders pertaining to a divorce, alimony orders are final and legally binding. Even so, when circumstances change, either the payer or the recipient can petition the court to modify, or change, the order. Below, our Brandon alimony attorney outlines when you… Read More »

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Can You Avoid Alimony In A Brandon Divorce?

By Koether Law, P.A. |

Alimony is one of the most contentious aspects of divorce. Spousal support is sometimes necessary to help one person support themselves and their family during and after the divorce proceedings. Still, it is never guaranteed and if your spouse is making an unfair request for it, there are defenses you can use to shield… Read More »

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