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Florida alimony calculator

Explore income, marriage length and support needs with a live calculation.

Florida changed alimony law July 1, 2023. Permanent alimony is gone. Chapter 2023-300 · FL Statute 61.08
Length of marriage at filing
years
Quick:
Higher-earning spouse net monthly income
$ /mo
Lower-earning spouse net monthly income
$ /mo

Enter 0 if the lower-earning spouse is not working

$/mo

Reasonable monthly expenses still unmet after their income and available resources.

Can the lower-earning spouse support themselves?
Standard of living during the marriage
Durational amount ceiling
$·/mo

Durational amount ceiling

$·/mo

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Alimony type ·
Ordinary duration limit ·
Income-based ceiling ·
Income gap ·

FL Statute 61.08 · Ch. 2023-300 · Estimate only · not legal advice

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