06/16/2026
🚨 FLORIDA ALIMONY LAW CHANGED — AND MANY PEOPLE STILL DON'T KNOW IT 🚨
If you're considering a divorce, currently paying alimony, or worried about what a divorce could mean financially, this is something you need to understand.
In 2023, Florida made one of the biggest changes to its alimony laws in decades.
Here's what changed:
✅ Permanent alimony has been eliminated for new divorce cases
✅ Courts now use limits when calculating alimony, including a cap tied to the difference in the spouses' incomes
✅ The length of alimony is now closely tied to the length of the marriage
✅ Retirement may provide stronger grounds for modifying certain alimony obligations
⚠️ What does this mean for you?
It could affect:
• How much alimony you may receive
• How much you may be required to pay
• Whether an existing alimony order can be modified
• Your financial future after divorce
Many people walk into a divorce assuming the law works the same way it did years ago. It doesn't.
Before you agree to a settlement, sign paperwork, or make financial decisions that could affect you for years, make sure you understand your rights under Florida's new alimony laws.
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https://erlingerfamlaw.github.io/erlinger-blog/alimony-reform-blog.html
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