Alimony in Florida is based on Need and Ability to Pay. However, Florida law also includes a maximum amount and legnth of alimony allowed based upon a formula. Use this Florida Alimony Calculator to estimate potential durational alimony under Florida law based on your financial situation and length of marriage. Remember to use Net Monthly Income (this is your gross income less federal taxes, social security and Medicare payments). You want to include not only your wages but any other amounts received such as bonuses, commissions, tips, rents, or investment income. Remember also that this is just a rough estimate and the amount allowed by law may be different based upon a number of factors.
