I was watching a video from the JRE, and at the timestamp in this link, it seems like alimony is decided based on the amount of money you are making at the time of the divorce.

So say you are a man who made the quintessential mistake of getting married, and now you want to get divorced. Leaving child support aside (assume you married a woman and had no kids with her), what's to stop you from temporarily becoming unemployed and then divorce her? 50% of $0/month is still $0.

Would this be an effective way of gaming the corrupted system that is marriage court? Are there any fine-print clauses that I'm missing?

Also as a side note - the video I linked has a lot of red pills. I highly recommend watching it. It can also serve as a way to gently introduce someone to MGTOW without their defences going up.