Ondrejack v. Ondrejack

How courts have described this case

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• holding that lack of find ings on statutory factors prevented court from determining appropriateness of bridge-the-gap alimony over permanent alimony
• holding the failure to consider all of the mandated factors of section 61.08 reversible error
• holding fact-finder required to make specific findings of fact in applying section 61.30, which provides the statutory formula used to determine child support obligation
• trial court’s failure to make findings as to the standard of living during the marriage prevented appellate court from reviewing appropriateness of alimony award
• “Section 61.30(9), Florida Statutes, provides the statutory formula which must be used to determine each parent’s actual dollar share.”
• “Subsection 2 lists several economic factors that the trial court ‘shall consider’ in determining a proper award of alimony. A failure to consider all of the mandated factors is reversible error.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).