I am sorry you are going through this situation. If you divorce, there are two main matters the court must decide. First, the equitable distribution of your assets and liabilities, and second, whether the Court will award your husband alimony, and if so how much. Alimony is based on the need of one party to receive it, AND the ability of the other party to pay it. Although your husband may need alimony, you may not have the ability to pay it and meet your own needs. Florida does not have a formula for alimony so it is impossible to answer your question. However, typically if you consult with a famiily law attorney that attorney, once you provide more facts, may be able to give you a range of possible alimony amounts, if any.
Best of luck,
Cindy S. Vova
LAW OFFICES OF CINDY S. VOVA, P.A.
BROWARD/BOCA RATON
954-316-3496/561-962-2785
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