Florida's new alimony law 2023: Attorney Reaction

Do you know about Florida's new alimony law passed in 2023? If not, then this video is going to explain how this is a tremendous game changer in divorce and family law in Florida.

In this video, I explain the basics behind Florida's new alimony law which took effect July 1, 2023. As a divorce attorney in Florida, I can tell you that this changes all the rules when it comes to alimony.

Nothing in this video is meant to constitute legal advice, or is an invitation to establish an attorney client relationship. Always seek the advice of an experienced attorney, regarding your specific set of circumstances.

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[k.t.j.]

Alimony should only be considered if the receiving spouse is disabled, and unable to work. Whole idea of a divorce is that you both are free to go your own way financially and otherwise .

[dudeasp]

Alimony should be limited to basic needs only.

[athletikonaol]

There should be NO alimony except in extreme circumstances. And children should always be shared custody without any Child suport paid one way or the other. REASONABLE MEANS to me is you carry your own weight. Women are using this as a windfall... a "legal" form of theft. If somehow I lost my mind and began thinking about getting married, I would only do it with an iron clad Prenup.