Trainor v. Trainor
District Court of Appeal of Florida
1Concurring in part, dissenting in partForst, J.
In addition to joining the majority in remanding this case to the trial court to address the reasonableness of the attor*525neys’ fees, I would also reverse the trial court’s decision with respect to the amount of temporary alimony ordered. The record indicates that the husband’s monthly net income was $5184 and his monthly expenses were $3335. Adding a monthly support payment of $2000, plus the installment payment with respect to the $5000 in attorneys’ fees, would put the husband in a deficit situation. Additionally, the .husband argued below that the wife’s expense calculation included living…
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