There are several types of alimony under Florida law:
- Temporary: usually during the pendency of the divorce case
- Rehabilitative: this is used to enable a party to self sufficient through education or some form of training
- Durational: for a specific period of time
- Bridge the Gap: usually an amount given to assist a party in becoming economically stable
- Permanent: alimony paid to a party for the duration of the party's life
- Lump Sum: one payment paid to a party for all alimony
A party may be entitled to a combination of these types of alimony based on corresponding factors of the marriage, the need and ability of the parties, and several other corresponding factors.
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