Some states do not
award alimony unless there is some form of wrongful conduct and those are often times
only seen in fault divorces, where one spouse can prove something like abandonment, financial abuse, addiction, physical abuse, adultery, child abuse, etc. most states, now, are no fault, and if
alimony is available it's often
only rehabilitative.
Most people think a post-nuptial agreement will
only address the events that occur if spouses divorce (such as how property will be divided, whether and how much
alimony will be
awarded, etc.).