What Happens When a Florida Court Orders More Support Than You Earn? A Tampa Divorce Lawyer Explains Adams v. Cunningham (2024)
Introduction: Why Temporary Support Orders Can Make or Break a Divorce If you are going through a divorce in Florida, the weeks and months between filing and final judgment can feel overwhelming. ...
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What a 2024 Florida Alimony Case Means for Your Divorce: Insights from a Tampa Divorce Lawyer
If you're facing a divorce in the Tampa Bay area, few topics cause more anxiety than alimony — specifically, what you can expect to pay or receive, and whether those numbers could change down the r...
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Florida Court Overturns Alimony Award: What Every Tampa Divorce Lawyer Wants You to Know About Net vs. Gross Income
Divorce is one of the most emotionally and financially significant events in a person's life. When you are in the middle of it — navigating court hearings, financial disclosures, parenting plans, a...
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Rehabilitative Alimony Requires Proof: What Smith v. Chevillet Means for Florida Divorce Cases
The January 8, 2025 decision in Smith v. Chevillet from Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal delivers a clear message to trial courts and litigants: rehabilitative alimony cannot be ...
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Permanent Alimony Is Gone: What the Woodward Decision Means for Tampa Divorce Cases
The January 22, 2025 decision from the District Court of Appeal of Florida, Second District delivered one of the most important early interpretations of Florida’s 2023 alimony reform. In&...
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Tampa Divorce Lawyer on Alimony Modification: New Case Sparks Judicial ‘Chaos’
Tampa Divorce Lawyer on Alimony Modification: New Case Sparks Judicial 'Chaos' A recent 2025 Florida appellate decision has ignited a judicial firestorm over the fundamental rules for modifying al...
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Tampa Divorce Lawyer: Court Reverses Alimony Denial, Cites Fundamental Errors in “Need” and “Ability to Pay”
A 2025 appellate decision, Shouman v. Salama, has provided a sharp and significant clarification of the mandatory, non-negotiable rules for determining alimony in Florida. The Fifth District Cou...
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When Need Meets Ability: What LoConto v. LoContoTeaches About Durational Alimony Under Florida’s New Statute
In Jayne LoConto v. Richard LoConto (Fla. 4th DCA, May 28, 2025), the appellate court reviewed a final judgment that set durational alimony at 500 dollars per month after a fifty year marri...
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Tampa Divorce Lawyer: New Case Reverses Alimony & Home Valuation Errors
A 2025 Florida appellate decision, Frazier v. Dodd, serves as a comprehensive checklist of the most common, costly, and reversible errors that can be made in a final judgment of dissolution of m...
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