Legal Question in Family Law in Florida

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Without more facts, it is impossible to say. If you have been in a long term marriage and he is unable to support himself, he may be able to ask for and receive alimony from you. A long term marriage is generally anywhere from 12 - 15 years (or longer) in length. If it has been a short term marriage, then no alimony should be awarded.

Scott R. Jay, Esq.