Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

Removal of a Permanent Allimony

I was assigned in my divorce decree a permanent allimony of $900.00 till death of any of the parties.

My economical situation has changed dramatically and I am not able to continue with this burden.

If I contact a lawyer will I be able to remove this allimony, what happens to me if I can't continue making the payments until an appeal is made?


Asked on 4/22/03, 1:47 pm

1 Answer from Attorneys
Laurie Anton Laurie H. Anton, Esquire

Re: Removal of a Permanent Allimony

Depending upon your location, we have several Family Lawyers who may be able to assist with your issues. Whether or not the change in your circumstances is something that would change your obligation and potentially necessitate a modification of your Order, is something they could potentially look into. You can give us a call if you have any further questions, or have not already been in contact with an attorney.

L. Anton

(239) 334-4121 (Ext. 211)

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Answered on 4/22/03, 1:56 pm


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