An emotionally contentious bill that would end permanent alimony payments and urge judges to enforce equal time-sharing with children of divorcing parents is headed to Gov. Rick Scott.
March 10, 2016 at 12:00 AM
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An emotionally contentious bill that would end permanent alimony payments and urge judges to enforce equal time-sharing with children of divorcing parents is headed to Gov. Rick Scott.
The state House passed the bill, SB 668, on a 74-38 vote Tuesday after a debate in which some House members shared their experience, or their friends’ experiences, with divorce.
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