How does alimony work in the state of Florida?
Alimony is ordered based on need and ability to pay. Typically the length of the marriage is also a factor in requiring alimony payments. Either spouse can be ordered to pay alimony and there are more than a few factors that are considered when the courts review if a party is entitled to alimony.
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