An alimony overhaul years in the making is back on the table, after a similar proposal fell apart during the final days of this spring’s legislative session.
Three proposed rewrites of Florida’s alimony laws now floating in the Legislature would each do away with permanent alimony and use formulas to determine payment amounts based on lengths of marriage and the combined earnings of couples.
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