All around reddit I hear people saying that lifetime alimony is dead, yet just the other day we had a poster from Virginia with lifetime alimony that exceeded his take home income for a five year marriage.

A man from New Jersey recently went to jail for lifetime alimony that exceeded his take home income for a four year marriage with no prior cohabitation.

A man with Alzheimers in Florida is either in jail or dead by now because the court refused to cancel his Alimony for a short marriage decades prior and refused to adjust payments given his condition.

A man from PA retired at 65 and the court reinstated his alimony based off his highest income ever claiming it was a "voluntary reduction of income".

All of these are in the US, all since 2010, all for relatively short marriages.

Are there shill accounts saying lifetime alimony is dead? is there a movement to kill it even? I think something funky is up....