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Alimony Reform in Florida

After several unsuccessful attempts, the Florida legislature has finally enacted the latest Alimony Reform Bill, which took effect on July 1, 2023. The new law

UPDATES IN EVICTION MORATORIUM & MORTGAGE FORBEARANCE

On May 5, 2021, DC District Court Judge Friedrich ruled that the CDC’s moratorium on evictions impermissibly exceeded their Federal authority. The same day, the

2020 Alimony Reform is all but dead

In what has become an annual tradition here in Florida, any attempts at Alimony Reform have once again died in the latest legislative session. Both

Alimony Outlook

For the last couple years, various lobbying groups have attempted to reform Florida’s alimony laws. While bills were previously proposed, and one was even passed

COLLABORATIVE DIVORCE: EASING THE TENSIONS IN THE DISSOLUTION PROCESS

Since Florida’s Collaborative Law Process Act became effective in July 2017, collaborative law has been gaining interest around the state for those contemplating dissolution and

Changes on the Tax Status of Alimony Going Forward

Prior to the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act (TCJA) of 2017, support payments that qualified as alimony could always be deducted by the payer

Alimony Reform in Florida

UPDATES IN EVICTION MORATORIUM & MORTGAGE FORBEARANCE

2020 Alimony Reform is all but dead

Alimony Outlook

COLLABORATIVE DIVORCE: EASING THE TENSIONS IN THE DISSOLUTION PROCESS

Changes on the Tax Status of Alimony Going Forward

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