Divorce doesn’t just dissolve a marriage—it often reshapes entire families. And when infidelity enters the picture, emotions run even higher. In this episode of Split Happens, meteorologist Katie Garner and Jacksonville board-certified family law attorney Jay Henderlite tackle one of the most common questions they hear: Does cheating actually affect your divorce outcome in Florida?

Split Happens is more than just legal talk—it’s a safe space to get informed, feel seen, and take control of what’s next. Whether you’re in the middle of a split or just preparing for possibilities, this podcast brings clarity to the chaos. Split Happens is the official podcast of Sasso Guerrero & Henderlite, a Jacksonville, Florida–based law firm specializing in divorce and family law.

Deborah Favata-Shultz, a physician from Apollo Beach, has been paying alimony for 17 years. Under proposed sweeping changes, alimony would no longer be permanent, but limited to half the time of the marriage. “This doesn’t end alimony. It just ends permanent alimony. But this legislation ends alimony if someone is getting substantial support, like living with someone who is helping pay the bills.