Birdwell v. Birdwell

How courts have described this case

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• holding that permanent alimony contravenes the public policy of the state
• holding that permanent alimony contravenes the public policy of the state
• holding that permanent alimony contravenes the public policy of the state
• holding that permanent alimony contravenes the public policy of the state
• “[I]n suits to enforce agreed judgments, parties may not raise contractual defenses because such defenses constitute impermissible collateral attacks on the prior judgments.”
• “[I]n suits to enforce agreed judgments, parties may not raise contractual defenses because such defenses constitute impermissible collateral attacks on the prior judgments.”

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