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Orlando Divorce Alimony
(Now handling Orange, Seminole & Osceola Counties)

Alimony, rehabilitative alimony & lump-sum alimony is an important part of the divorce process for most people.  Alimony may be awarded to either the husband or the wife depending on the independent financial circumstances of the marriage.  Rehabilitative alimony is set up for a limited period of time  to assist in redeveloping the skills and financial independence of the receiving spouse.  Permanent alimony last until the receiving spouse remarries or until the death of either spouse.  There are times when a combination of rehabilitative alimony and permanent alimony may be used depending on the circumstances.  Lump-sum alimony is where a one time lump-sum shall be paid out to the receiving spouse.  If an agreement cannot be made by the parties involved than the Judge in your case will end up being the final decision maker in your case.  The Judge will look at a variety of factors in determining who shall receive what.  The Judge will consider all relevant factors such as: 1. economic factors, 2. prior living standard, 3. length of the marriage, 4. age, 5. physical condition, 6. mental & emotional condition, 7. financial resources, 8. rehabilitative costs (school, job training) , 9. services rendered in homemaking, 9. services rendered in child rearing, 10. and any other relevant factors necessary.  Your attorney will go over all of the issues relating to your specific case. We have provided you with attorney Michael Rathel's private cell phone number so that you can get a hold of him with your questions at anytime.

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