Matthew Brickman Explains Why Alimony Reform Should Die In Florida

1. EXPLAINS WHY By By Matthew Brickman Matthew Brickman www.iChatMediation.com www.iChatMediation.com

2. Matthew Brickman details the issues surrounding the pending Florida Alimony Reform Statute expected to pass in 2016. He offers solutions on how to repair the alimony and timesharing structure that is currently broken within the system and improve child support calculations. (VIDEO) In 2015 The Senate Judiciary Committee initially approved Senate Bill 1248 on a unanimous vote that would end permanent alimony in an effort to fundamentally change Florida’s alimony system. The bill would determine a formula for the length and amount of alimony while also creating a “50-50” child-sharing arrangement. The bill passed both The House and The Senate, only to be vetoed by Gov. Rick Scott. Matthew Brickman recently released a video on his YouTube Channel explaining his point, "I did 282 mediations in 2015 and I got a lot of feedback from people concerning the alimony form. I believe that alimony reform should die in the state of Florida - most people are simply looking for additional monies to supplement child support. It's the child support calculations that need a massive overhaul." The full video can be seen by clicking the image below.

3. Mr. Brickman went on to make the following points: Child and Timesharing should be separate bills. Rehaul child support based on a daily basis within specific age brackets. Child support should reflect actual cost it takes to raise a child. Many people are misinformed with tender years doctrine that presumes a "tender" years (generally regarded as the age of four and under), the mother should have custody of the child. Fathers are just as important. Visit his website at http://www.ichatmediation.com for more information on alimony, divorce, child custody, child support, timesharing, family mediation in Florida and premarital education services for both heterosexual and same-sex

4. marriage couples. Check his mediation calendar for availability to schedule your next mediation session. For more information on same-sex marriage premarital counseling and same-sex divorce mediation contact Matthew Brickman at (877) 822-1479 or call **iMediate from any cell phone and visit http://www.ichatmediation.com About Matthew Brickman: Matthew Brickman has been certified by the Supreme Court of Florida as a county civil family mediator who has worked in the 15th and 19th Judicial Circuit Courts since 2009 and 2006 respectively. He is also an appellate certified mediator who has mediated a variety of small claims, civil, and family cases that number in the hundreds. Check his mediation calendar for availability to schedule your next mediation. If you are a law firm and wish to schedule your mediation you can use this form to schedule your mediation online: Law Firm Scheduler If you are an individual and wish to schedule your mediation you can use this form to schedule your mediation online: Individual Mediation Scheduler iChatMediation - Family Mediation Services 1200 Town Center Drive #424 Jupiter, FL 33458 (877) 822-1479 (561) 262-9121 or call **iMediate from any cell phone ADDITIONAL LINKS      3 Reasons You Should Choose Online Virtual Mediation Child Custody Mediation: Florida Child Custody Laws Same Sex Marriage and Divorce iMediate Inc. Pricing Structure Top-10-Reasons-to-Mediate_iMediate_Inc