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Alimony/Spousal Support and Divorce in Orlando, Florida

Spousal support, most commonly referred to as alimony, may or may not be awarded in the event of a divorce in Florida. Alimony is a monthly payment that one spouse pays to another after the dissolution of a marriage. Spouses may agree upon this together in the event of an uncontested divorce , or the court may make a ruling regarding what amount of spousal support will be paid, and for how long. The latter would apply in contested divorces – those which cannot be resolved outside of the courtroom.

An Orlando divorce attorney at Katz & Phillips, P.A. can meet with you during a free initial consultation to discuss your particular legal matter as it involves alimony/spousal support. Whether you are considering divorce, have already filed, or are seeking a modification of your existing spousal support agreement, a lawyer can meet with you to answer your questions and address your particular concerns. By representing your interests in and out of the courtroom, an experienced lawyer can help you reach a spousal support agreement that’s best for you.

Katz & Phillips, P.A. handles contested and uncontested divorces for clients throughout Orlando and the surrounding areas in Florida. We highly recommend that you contact an attorney to get started.

Determining Spousal Support and Alimony in Florida

In determining the amount and duration of spousal support payments, the court may look at various different factors:

  • The length of the marriage
  • The quality of life enjoyed during the marriage
  • Each spouse’s age and health
  • The property and assets each spouse owns
  • Each spouse’s ability to work and make money

Talk to an Orlando alimony lawyer at our firm today to learn more about this important issue. Contact us today!

 
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