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Can Alimony Be Modified After Florida’s 2023 Reform Law?

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

If you are paying or receiving alimony in Central Florida, you have probably heard that Florida overhauled its alimony laws in 2023. A common question that follows is whether an existing alimony order can still be changed under the new rules. As Orlando alimony attorneys, we hear this question often, and the short answer… Read More »

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How Florida Calculates Child Support: The Income Shares Model Explained

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

If you are facing a divorce or paternity case in Florida, one of the first questions you probably have is how much child support will be involved. Florida does not leave this to guesswork or negotiation alone. Instead, the state uses a structured formula called the Income Shares Model, and understanding the basic mechanics… Read More »

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How The Marital Home Is Handled In A Florida Divorce

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

For most couples going through a divorce, the marital home is more than just a line item on a financial disclosure. It is where kids grew up, where holidays happened, and often the single largest asset either spouse owns. So it makes sense that one of the first questions people ask when a divorce… Read More »

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Crypto Doesn’t Come With A Paper Trail, But Florida Divorce Courts Still Want One

By Greater Orlando Family Law |

A stock portfolio shows up on a 1099. A house shows up on a property tax bill. Cryptocurrency, by design, doesn’t show up anywhere unless someone goes looking for it. That’s part of what made it appealing to early adopters, and it’s exactly what makes it complicated once a marriage starts to unwind. Marital… Read More »

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