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Can a person insert an anti-modification of alimony clause in the property settlement agreement?

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Can a person insert an anti-modification of alimony clause in the property settlement agreement?

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In many cases, the parties will insert a clause in the property settlement agreement that would prevent any modification of alimony even if there is a potential chance of circumstances in the future. This type of clause is known as an Anti-Lepis clause. These types of clause have been upheld by the courts. However, the courts will not permit the parties to bargain away the courts equitable powers.

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