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412, 2013

Russell v. Russell: Spousal Support Reduced Due to Husband’s Inability to Pay

By |Categories: Alimony, Child Support, Divorce, Law Blog|

Husband and Wife married in 2004 and had two children. The parties separated in 2011, approximately 6 weeks after the younger child's birth. On August 26, 2011, Husband filed a complaint for divorce, alleging irreconcilable differences and inappropriate marital conduct. Wife then filed a counter-complaint for divorce, alleging adultery [...]

1111, 2013

Ward v. Ward: Court Reverses Custody Decision

By |Categories: Custody, Divorce, Law Blog|

Mother and Father had a brief relationship, which ended with the Mother becoming pregnant. Father lived in New Jersey, and Mother lived in Tennessee. The parties then married, but they separated only eight weeks later. From that point forward, Father continued living in New Jersey and Mother in Tennessee. [...]

2310, 2013

Postnuptial Agreement Prevents Widow from Acquiring Proceeds of a Wrongful Death Suit

By |Categories: Law Blog, Postnuptial Agreements, Prenuptial Agreements, Wills & Estates|

William Rickman (husband) and Virginia Rickman (widow) married in 1987. Both parties had been previously married and had children from the prior relationships. In 2001, the parties entered into a postnuptial agreement, in which each party waived their right to the property of the other spouse. Specifically, the spouses [...]

2110, 2013

Hill v. Hill – Court Addresses College Expenses for Children after Divorce

By |Categories: Custody, Divorce, Fathers' Rights, Law Blog|

This is a post-divorce case filed by Mother, suing the Father for one-half of their child's college expenses based on language included in the parties' Marital Dissolution Agreement. The parties divorced in 2003 and addressed the cost of college in their agreement. This section of the MDA stated:   [...]

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