In the State of Florida, the supportive relationship statute allows the payor of alimony to have their alimony obligation reduced or terminated if their ex-spouse is in a supportive relationship.
The court shall consider and make written findings of fact regarding all relevant facts and additional factors.
Factor g. to be considered is:
“Whether the obligee and the other person have worked together to create or enhance anything of value.”
For example, have they worked together to acquire assets such as a house, car, or savings?
Situations where the obligee and the other person have contributed jointly to growing something together that is considered an asset could be considered in an alimony modification case.
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