One story I found very ironic was the reversal of the policy that allowed alimony payers to deduct payments off their taxes, and taxed the payments of alimony recipients. Previous alimony arrangements won't be affected but new ones going forward will.

Currently, the spouse paying alimony can deduct it from their taxes and the spouse receiving it has to pay income taxes on it.

In any divorce commenced after Dec. 31, 2018, the spouse paying alimony can’t deduct it, and the spouse receiving the money no longer has to pay taxes on it.

Divorce lawyers say the current setup tends to preserve more money overall to allocate between spouses, helping them afford living separately.

https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/how-the-tax-overhaul-will-affect-alimony-deductions

His administration actually made divorce rape worse.