Alimony

Legal Guides for Alimony

  1. Massachusetts' New Alimony Law

    Joshua N Robbins

    On March 1, 2012 the Alimony Reform Bill of 2011 became law. The new alimony statute brings some much needed clarity to the law by precisely spelling out the different kinds of alimony, time limits... more

  2. MASSACHUSETTS ALIMONY GUIDE

    Marcia J Mavrides

    On March 1, 2012, the Massachusetts Alimony Reform Act of 2011 went into effect. If your alimony order predates March 1, 2012, then you may be entitled to modify your alimony order. To determine if... more

  3. Alimony in Georgia Divorce

    David Isaac Schachter

    Alimony is support for one spouse which is paid by the other. Alimony is considered income, and thus, it is taxable to the receiving party and tax deductible by the paying party. In Georgia divorce... more

  4. Alimony in Florida

    Andrew G. Storie

    Spousal Support, also known as Alimony, is a type of payment for the support and maintenance of a spouse, either by lump sum or on a continuing basis. Alimony - Spousal Support is paid by the... more

  5. Tampa Alimony Attorney

    Nilo Jose Sanchez Jr.

    Entering the divorce process can be a very difficult and challenging time in a persons life. A divorce is the dissolution of a unique relationship that was once created. The dissolving of this unique... more

  6. Rehabilitative Alimony

    Howard M Lewis

    After the divorce is final, the divorce court may order one spouse to pay the other rehabilitative alimony until the spouse has adjusted and established him or herself. This type of alimony award has... more

  7. Permanent Alimony

    Howard M Lewis

    When the divorce court awards permanent alimony in a divorce, the award generally continues indefinitely. During the divorce process, the couple can negotiate a permanent alimony award. Alimony could... more

  8. Alimony in Gross

    Howard M Lewis

    Alimony in gross is a different sort of alimony that is treated more like a property settlement than traditional alimony payments. Whereas traditional alimony has the express purpose of helping one... more

  9. Tampa Family and Alimony Law

    Nilo Jose Sanchez Jr.

    When divorce as well as otherfamily lawchallenges enter a family's life, it can be difficult to know where to turn. Tampa Family LawAttorney Nilo J. Sanchez, Jr., has extensive legal knowledge and... more

  10. Alimony Under Georgia Law

    David A. Canale

    A frequent question in Georgia divorces and separate maintenance actions is how much alimony will be received or paid. Unlike child support awards, which are subject to express guidelines, there are... more

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