If we get a divorce, will the judge order him to pay me alimony?

From what you have stated, yes, it is possible that a Judge may order him to pay alimony. Most likely you would qualify for duration or permanent alimony. Of course, much depends on how much he earns, as well. You should consult with an attorney in order to best determine your potential rights and options in an upcoming divorce.

In Michigan, "spousal support" (the technical term for "alimony") is determined by looking at several different factors, often referred to as the "Sparks" factors, due to the landmark defining Michigan case of Sparks vs. Sparks. These factors include, but are not limited to the length of the marriage, the parties' respective ages and income and health, and the parties' respective earning capacities. However, please note that family laws vary WIDELY from state to state, so I would kindly but strongly recommend you consult with a family law lawyer in the Florida locale where you live, to assess your ability to seek alimony.

You likely have a claim for alimony. How much you can get, and for what period of time, depends on many facts not present here, including how much your husband earns. Your claim will be decided by the laws of the State of Florida, as that is where you both reside, so you need to inquire of a Florida attorney.