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Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Alimony Reduction
Recently the Fourth District Court of Appeal ruled that when a former husband seeks to reduce or terminate alimony, once the trier of fact has made a finding that a supportive relationship exists, the court “must by necessity either reduce or terminate alimony.”
This is pursuant to Florida law which permits reduction or termination of alimony when the receiver of alimony cohabits in a supportive relationship with another.
Please contact Hardesty, Tyde, Green and Ashton for your family law needs.
This is pursuant to Florida law which permits reduction or termination of alimony when the receiver of alimony cohabits in a supportive relationship with another.
Please contact Hardesty, Tyde, Green and Ashton for your family law needs.
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Karl Green
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