News Articles - Alimony
Passage of bill to change Florida’s alimony law draws praise, as well as calls for veto
By Bay News 9, 03/10/2022 “…In a 74-42 vote, the Florida House passed a bill Wednesday that would end permanent alimony in the state. It’s a move that drew praise from some and had others calling on Gov. Ron DeSantis to veto the bill…” Read the entire article: https://www.baynews9.com/fl/tampa/news/2022/03/10/florida-alimony-law
Florida bill would end permanent alimony, reform how long payments last
By Sam Sachs – WFLA, 02/22/2022 “… If Andrade’s proposed bill passes, it would change how alimony is calculated and collected. According to the bill’s text, the ways that court-ordered child support, spousal support from a previous marriage, and payments for insurance contributions, union dues, retirement and health insurance are all on the table for
Bill Gates’ Kids Will Only Get A ‘Miniscule Portion’ Of His Wealth Which Has Been Reported To Be $10 Million Each After His $140 Billion Divorce
By Jorge Alonso 05/11/2021 “…There’s a good chance Melinda Gates will get billions of dollars in her divorce from her estranged billionaire husband Bill Gates, who is worth an estimated $146 billion, but it seems like their three children Jennifer, 25, Rory, 21, and Phoebe, 18, aren’t going to get as much…” Read the entire
Changes to Florida’s alimony law are on the table
By News 4 JAX 03/22/2021 “…Legislation heard Monday afternoon in a Florida Senate Committee would end permanent alimony and set formulas for how much and how long a spouse would make or receive payments…” Read the entire article: https://www.news4jax.com/news/florida/2021/03/22/changes-to-floridas-alimony-law-are-on-the-table/
Bill To Do Away With Lifetime Alimony Payments In Florida Clears First House Panel
By Ryan Dailey – WFSU 01/22/2020 “… Republican state legislators are trying to abolish Florida’s ‘permanent’ alimony system. A bill in both chambers would place caps on the duration of payments, but a Florida Bar section is opposing the changes. …” Read the entire article: https://news.wfsu.org/post/bill-do-away-lifetime-alimony-payments-florida-clears-first-house-panel