2023 SB 1416 Statutory Alimony Reform Tool
Florida Statutory Alimony Duration & Support Estimator
Estimate statutory durational caps and monthly support ranges under Florida Statute § 61.08. Permanent alimony has been abolished and replaced by strict percentage caps based on marriage length.
Florida Statute § 61.08 Compliant
Florida 2023 Statutory Alimony Estimator
Calculate statutory durational caps and estimated support ranges following SB 1416 alimony reform.
Permanent Alimony Abolished (2023 Law)
Marriage Duration:12 Years
Florida classifies marriages into Short-Term (<10 yrs), Moderate-Term (10-20 yrs), and Long-Term (20+ yrs).
Recipient In a Supportive Relationship? (FL § 61.14)Living with or receiving economic support from a non-relative partner.
Statutory Output Summary
Moderate-Term (10-20 Yrs)
Maximum Statutory Duration Cap:
7.2 Years (86 months max)
Estimated Monthly Support Range:
$1,050 – $2,450 / mo
Statutory Alimony Types (FL § 61.08):
Bridge-the-Gap AlimonyMaximum 2 Years (Non-modifiable)
Short-term support to assist a spouse with legitimate, identifiable short-term transition needs.
Durational AlimonyMaximum 7.2 Years (60% of marriage length)
Financial assistance for a set duration following short, moderate, or long-term marriages.
Rehabilitative AlimonyMaximum 5 Years (Requires specific plan)
Support tied to a specific vocational or educational retraining plan.