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New family law on post-divorce alimony
The new Family Law organized the provisions for the waiting period (Iddah) following divorce, annulment, or death, establishing it as a debt owed by the husband from the date of separation. A claim for it cannot be made after 10 lunar months from the date of awareness of the divorce. The Iddah allowance must be provided to the woman in her waiting period regardless of whether she is pregnant or not. This includes cases of death, where the allowance is owed based on the situation. If she has no estate and is poor, she is entitled to support from the Egyptian Family Support Fund. Additionally, the law stipulates that the allowance continues until a final judgment is issued if it relates to a spousal allowance that was imposed before the divorce.
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