Florida Governor DeSantis Eliminates Permanent Alimony with Landmark Bill

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has signed a measure that overhauls the state's alimony laws, eliminating permanent alimony and setting up a process for ex-spouses to seek modifications to alimony agreements when they want to retire. The new law also sets a five-year limit on rehabilitative alimony and establishes eligibility criteria based on the length of marriage. While some praised the bill for providing clarity and ending permanent alimony, critics argue that it will cause financial devastation for older women who rely on these payments. The approval of the measure may also impact DeSantis' presidential run, as some voters express concerns about his decision.
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