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How to Modify Your Marital Settlement Agreement or Final Judgment? There are only two ways to modify anything, whether alimony, child support or parenting plan: (1) try to reach an agreement with other side before filing anything or, when that fails (it usually does) (2) file a petition for modification.

Spouses have a legal duty to provide financial support to each other. Spousal support (alimony) can be required even if the couple is separated and not yet divorced. Spouses are obligated to provide financial support approximate to that which has been established during the marriage.

The regular dissolution process begins with a petition for dissolution of marriage, filed with the circuit court in the county where you and your spouse last lived together or in a county where either party resides. Either spouse may file for a dissolution of marriage.

In Florida, a short-term marriage is one that lasts for fewer than 7 years. This information may affect your divorce in a couple of ways. Firstly, if you and your ex-spouse cannot agree on alimony arrangements, the court will step in and make a determination for you.

In Florida, there is no separation period required before filing for divorce. In a no-fault divorce state, couples can file for divorce as soon as they decide to end their marriage. A spouse only has to give one of two reasons for a divorce to proceed.

Because there's no legal separation in Florida, you are still married in the state until the final divorce decree. Florida is a no-fault divorce state, however, so dating or ?adultery? while married can't be used against you in divorce proceedings.