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Family Law Attorney Grant Gisondo Discusses Florida’s New Alimony Law

Grant J. Gisondo, P.A. > Family Law Attorney Grant Gisondo Discusses Florida’s New Alimony Law

Family Law Attorney Grant Gisondo Discusses Florida’s New Alimony Law

Palm Beach, FL – The landscape of family law is ever-changing, and with the recent enactment of a new alimony law in Florida, many residents have questions about its implications. Recognizing the concerns and need for clarity, Board Certified Marital and Family Law Attorney Grant Gisondo offers an in-depth analysis and perspective on the landmark legislation.

“Florida’s alimony law revision isn’t just a minor tweak—it’s a game-changer,” declares Gisondo. “It’s pivotal for those considering divorce, in the midst of it, or even those who are currently paying or receiving alimony to understand these changes.”

Highlights from Gisondo’s discussion include:

Nature of Alimony: The new law categorizes alimony into short-term, moderate-term, and long-term, which affects the duration and amount of the alimony awarded.

Factors for Consideration: While the court previously considered a myriad of factors, the new law specifies and prioritizes certain elements, such as the couple’s standard of living during the marriage, the duration of the marriage, and the financial resources of each party.

Duration of Payments: The new legislation introduces more rigid guidelines concerning how long an ex-spouse can receive alimony, heavily relying on the duration of the marriage.

Modifications: Significant changes have been made regarding the modification of alimony payments, particularly for those who experience considerable life changes post-divorce, like retirement.

Cohabitation Clause: The law now addresses situations where the recipient of alimony cohabits with a new partner. Depending on various conditions, alimony payments may be altered or ceased.

Child Support Impact: This new legislation also has implications on child support calculations, especially when alimony is awarded simultaneously.

Gisondo emphasized, “Understanding these changes is crucial. Making uninformed decisions can have long-term financial and emotional repercussions.”

He encourages individuals to seek professional legal advice, adding, “While the law offers guidelines, each family’s situation is unique. Having a knowledgeable attorney by your side can ensure your interests are comprehensively represented.”

About Grant Gisondo

Attorney Grant Gisondo, with over a decade of experience in family law, has been dedicated to assisting clients navigate complex legal situations. With a compassionate approach and a keen understanding of Florida’s family laws, he remains a trusted choice for legal representation in the Florida counties of Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Miami-Dade, Broward, Hillsborough, and Orange, and in New York and Washington DC. To learn about Attorney Gisondo’s law practice, visit his website https://gisondolaw.com. To schedule an appointment for a free, in-office, initial consultation, call (561) 530-4568).