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WHAT WE BELIEVE REGARDING ALIMONY REFORM

To achieve a constitutionally acceptable reform of alimony laws, Florida Alimony Reform believes that the process of dissolution is placing undue burdens on Floridians who simply wish to change their fundamental constitutional right of association and exercise their fundamental constitutional right of privacy by altering their marital status when they dissolve their marriage. Accordingly:

(1). Floridians must be able to end their marriage with a well defined goal of minimal intrusion by the state and that the intrusion has a well defined and reasonable time limit.

(2). Alimony statutes must be reformed to be duration limited so that they are in accordance with other statute mandated entitlements such as child support, welfare, and unemployment compensation.

(3). All references to marital lifestyle and marital contribution must be removed from alimony statutes to ensure both parties receive equal protection under the law.

(4). 50/50 distribution of all marital assets and liabilities must be mandatory and apart from any transitional alimony award.

(5). Alimony must not be calculated or used to supplement a child support order.

(6). Unbridled judicial discretion must be removed from alimony statutes.

(7). The judiciary is a constitutional mandate to protect citizens from the legislative and executive branches of government. Therefore, the adversarial aspect of alimony must be removed to eliminate the profit motive.

(8). Citizens seeking to dissolve their marriage are not victims of each other.

Contact us at : 352-577-5706 or info@FloridaAlimonyReform.com

PostHeaderIcon FAR Group Seeks Alimony Reform

Florida Today
By Tim Shortt and Tim Walters
01/12/2012
Alan Frisher, the co-director of Florida Alimony Reform, is working toward changing laws regarding to alimony. SEE THE VIDEO...