Addressing Alimony & Adultery

Work With a Jacksonville Divorce Attorney to Understand Your Options

In the state of Florida, alimony may be granted to a party during or after divorce as a form of temporary or permanent spousal maintenance. However, when adultery has been committed, this can affect the family law judge’s decision to grant alimony for either party. For example, if a party petitions for alimony but it is discovered that he or she committed adultery, the judge may decide to not grant alimony or to terminate an existing alimony order.

If you are concerned about your rights to alimony or wish to deny your spouse alimony because of adultery, you need to turn to Owenby Law, P.A. We are well-versed in family law and can help you pursue the kind of outcome you desire. We will protect your rights, inside or outside of the courtroom.

Owenby Law, P.A.: Adopting a Team-Based Approach

Our firm adopts a team-based approach for every case we accept, including those related to alimony. Why? This allows us to pool together our respective strengths for the benefit of the men and women we represent. With thousands of cases handled behind us, you can feel confident by having our reputable law firm on your side. We put our heart into every case in our care.

Consult with Our Jacksonville Family Law Firm

If you would like seek legal assistance for an adultery-related alimony matter, our firm is ready and willing to help. We realize the sensitive and emotional nature of these kinds of cases. Always respectful and compassionate, we will give you the caring and trustworthy representation you need and deserve.