Alimony and Divorce in Orlando, Florida

Alimony in Florida divorce proceedings is most often determined by two main factors: the needs of the recipient and the other party’s ability to pay. Alimony may be determined by an agreement between spouses in an uncontested divorce or by a court judgment in a contested divorce. The amount may vary depending upon the specific situation, and alimony may be awarded on a permanent or temporary basis.

Are you attempting to get alimony from your spouse? Is your spouse requesting that you pay alimony? Contact an Orlando divorce attorney at Katz & Phillips, P.A. today for a free consultation regarding your particular case. We can conduct an initial review of your situation to determine what we can do to help. Should you choose to work with a lawyer at our firm, we will take the time to fully understand your needs and concerns so we can accurately address these through the life of your case. With our experienced representation and personalized legal service, you can count on a legal strategy tailor-made to best assist you.

Factors that Determine Alimony in an Orlando Divorce

The court may look to a number of factors in establishing an alimony payment for an Orlando divorce:

• The standard of living established during the marriage.
• The length of the marriage.
• The age of each party.
• The physical and mental health of each party.
• The financial resources and assets of each party.
• The contributions of each party to the marriage, including both monetary and non-monetary contributions.
• All sources of income available to each party.
• The ability of each party to learn a trade and become self-sufficient (if applicable.)

To find out how you can work out an alimony agreement that works best for you, contact an Orlando divorce lawyer at Katz & Phillips, P.A. now for your free case evaluation.