Update: Florida House Debates Alimony Reform Bill

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Right now, the Florida House is debating the alimony reform bill (SB-718).  You can watch the current session at the following link:

http://www.myfloridahouse.gov/VideoPlayer.aspx?eventID=2443575804_2013041204.

Update:   SB-718 has overwhelmingly passed the Florida House.

Update: Governor Scott Vetoes Senate Bill 718

Read a previous post on alimony reform for more information.

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  1. Lin Pirretti says:

    Is this veto by Governor Scott for Alimony Reform completely done – I hope so I really am happy about it.
    I heardon the news last night that it has to be passed by two other groups. Is this true?
    Thanks,
    Lin

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  1. Florida Alimony Reform: Supportive Relationships | ABC Family Law Blog says:
    April 24, 2013 at 11:27 am

    […] Senate Bill 718 dealing with alimony reform and child custody reform has passed both houses of the Florida Legislature and seems likely to be signed by Governor Rick Scott, this blog will […]

  2. Florida Child Custody Reform 2013 | ABC Family Law Blog says:
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