The First District Court of Appeal ruled today in Wiesenfeld v. Wiesenfeld, a case in which the Former Husband sought termination of alimony based on the Former Wife’s inheritance of sufficient monies to become self-supporting. The First District affirmed the lower court’s granting of that petition, finding that the Former Husband had met his burden under Pimm. However, as the lower court ordered retroactive termination of alimony payments received prior to the Former Wife achieving the ability to support herself, the First DCA reversed in that part only.
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