Broward County Alimony Attorney
Information on Alimony Payments in Broward County, FL
In every
divorce, there are many elements that must be decided, issues to be resolved,
and compromises to be made. One very important element of every divorce
is how the parties will fare after the divorce is final. Many families
today are dual-income households; however, the income difference between
the parties can be quite drastic due to issues such as the glass ceiling,
education, or the economy. The standard of living is one element that
courts look at when determining alimony payments after divorce. If you
need legal assistance establishing or modifying your alimony payments,
please do not hesitate to consult with a Broward County divorce lawyer
from my firm today.
If one spouse makes significantly more than the other spouse, then they
may be required to make support payments on a monthly basis in order to
supplement the other spouse's income. Depending on the mental and
physical health of both parties, the duration of the marriage, and other
various issues, a party could be required to make payments for an indefinite
or specified period of time. These payments are designed to provide for
the lesser income spouse and help them get back on their feet. It is important
that you understand this process and seek legal assistance when pursuing
a favorable outcome.
There are six different types of alimony in the state of Florida:
- Permanent
- Durational
- Rehabilitative
- Bridge-the-gap
- Temporary
- Lump sum
Depending on the circumstances and various elements of your marriage, one
or more of these types of alimony payments may apply to your situation.
Contact a Broward County Divorce Lawyer Today
As an attorney and
Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Mediator, I am dedicated to providing excellent representation for my clients and
I work to supply the best legal assistance that I can. If you are facing
divorce, then you need to speak with me as soon as possible regarding
your situation, so that we can begin the process of building your case
to effectively protect your rights in court. I have handled numerous alimony
issues in the past and I can put this experience to work for you if you
choose to work with me.
Contact a Broward County divorce attorney from Lindsay A. Feldman, P.A. today to schedule your
free initial consultation!