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Underemployed Spouse in Divorce

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March 14, 2016  |  By Sandra K. Ambrose  |  In Alimony, Alimony Reform in Florida, Divorce, Divorce for Older Couples, Financial Disclosure in Divorce, High Conflict Divorce, Imputing Income, Retirement in Divorce, Women and Divorce

Florida Alimony Reform Update

OVER THE PAST few years, advocates of alimony reform have been lobbying aggressively to change Florida’s alimony laws. The biggest concern among advocates for reform appears to be that Florida law still allows for lifetime, permanent alimony. Reform advocates argue that such permanent, lifetime alimony can be detrimental to the paying party, particularly as the paying […]

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MILITARY DIVORCES IN FLORIDA
March 14, 2016  |  By Sandra K. Ambrose  |  In Divorce, Florida Divorce, Military Divorce, Relocation, Women and Divorce

Military Divorces in Florida

DIVORCE CAN BE a challenging process. For members of the military and their spouses, it is even more so as there are not only state laws to consider, but federal laws and military codes of conduct as well. Some of the issues facing divorcing military couples: JURISDICTION AND RESIDENCY Under Florida law, a least one spouse […]

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Underemployed Spouse
January 23, 2016  |  By Sandra K. Ambrose  |  In Alimony, Divorce, Equitable Distribution, Florida Divorce, High Conflict Divorce, Imputing Income, Spousal Support

Unemployed Spouse and Income

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