Non Modifiable Durational Alimony Did Not End On Remarriage

In Dills v. Perez, the Florida 5th District Court of Appeals found the trial court had committed reversible error where it terminated the Former Husband’s durational alimony obligation on remarriage of the Former Wife. While Florida Statute Section 61.08(7) mandates that an award of durational alimony terminates on death or remarriage of the party receiving …

Attorney’s Fees and Alimony Awards Must Be Supported By Findings Of Fact Including Need And Ability To Pay

If you hope to obtain an attorney’s fee award, temporary support, or alimony in a divorce case you need to present evidence to the court of your need and the other parties ability to pay. Evidence presented should include the standard of living established during the marriage; the contribution of each party to the marriage; …

We Are Ranked As Top Divorce Lawyers in Miami

We are pleased to announce Brand Vision Insights has ranked us as top divorce lawyers in Miami adding to our numerous other recognitions. They picked us as top divorce lawyers in Miami because: “Robert J. Hanreck, P.A., focuses on family law and divorce, offering skilled representation in cases involving child custody, property division, and alimony. …

Prenuptial Agreements: What You Need to Know

Prenuptial Agreements Often referred to as a “prenup,” is a legal contract entered into by a couple before they get married. This agreement outlines the division of assets and financial responsibilities in the event of a divorce. While the concept of a prenuptial agreement might seem unromantic, it can be a practical and beneficial tool …