ALIMONY ATTORNEY IN BROWARD COUNTY, FLORIDA
Catherine L. Roselli Law Office can help you set up a fair and equitable alimony agreement after the dissolution of a marriage. We work with both men and women in the Fort Lauderdale, Florida area to put together a spousal support and maintenance arrangement. Many times alimony is necessary, as couples live a more financially secure life under one roof, and can struggle if living alone.
Factors in Determining Alimony Payments
The amount of alimony payed out depends on a variety of different factors which a judge may determine, or can be agreed upon during mediation. Those factors can include:
- Earning Potential
- Income
- Financial Resources
- Age and Health of Each Spouse
- Marriage Duration
- Standard/Quality of Living
Types of Alimony Under Florida State Law
Bridge The Gap
A payment typically for short-term marriages, designed to help the recipient transition from marriage to single life.
Temporary
A payment to sustain the receiving party during the course of divorce proceedings.
Rehabilitative
A payment to allow for the receiving spouse to become self-sufficient, such as to obtain education or training.
Durational
Alimony support that is awarded for a fixed, limited period of time.
Permanent
A payment awarded typically in long-term marriages and isn’t terminated until death or remarriage of the receiving party.
Lump Sum
A one-time payment that is non-modifiable.