Reducing Lifetime Alimony Upon Retirement: What Florida Payers Need to Know
If retirement is on your horizon and you are still paying lifetime alimony in Florida, considering a reduction or elimination of alimony could be a valuable financial move.
Is Alimony Considered Income In Florida?
Alimony is one of the most misunderstood and most consequential elements of any Florida divorce. Whether you expect to receive it, pay it, or are simply trying to understand what you may be entitled to, The Law Office of William B. Bennett is here to give you the clear, honest answers you need.
4 Common Reasons For Divorce After 50 In Florida
Many couples have spent decades building a life together and are now choosing to walk away in their 50s, 60s, and beyond. Here's what we may need to know in order to protect yourself.
Are You Facing An Unwanted Divorce?
You cannot force your spouse to stay. But you can ensure that if this marriage ends, it ends on fair terms, where your financial future is protected, your parental rights are secured and your voice is heard every step of the way. Here's how to get started.
How To Qualify For Alimony In Florida
Know Your Rights And Secure Your Financial Future Before Filing For Divorce You’ve made a difficult decision or you’re getting close to making it. While ending a marriage takes enormous courage, one of the most pressing fears for many housewives facing divorce is what happens to me financially? Is it possible to qualify for alimony? […]
How Florida’s 2025 Alimony Law Changes Affect Your Divorce
At The Law Office of William B. Bennett, we help clients navigate the new alimony landscape, protecting your interests using decades of experience in Florida divorce law.
Considerations When Navigating High Net Worth Divorce in Florida
Divorce in Florida when significant assets are on the table requires meticulous planning and expert legal guidance to safeguard one's financial future.
What Is Nominal Alimony?
Sometimes when the present circumstances make getting spousal support unlikely, a temporary spousal support arrangement known as nominal alimony can help.
What To Do When Your Ex Stops Paying Alimony
If you are owed past due alimony payments and your spouse is unwilling to pay, it is important to contact an experienced family law attorney and know what to do in order to enforce a court order. The process is complex and it should not be approached on your own.
What You Should Know About Alimony Under Florida Law
A divorce can be one of the most difficult life changing events to endure. If you want to learn more about alimony and your options, consult the St. Petersburg family law and divorce lawyer at The Law Office of William B. Bennett, P.A.