Cusson v. Florida Unemployment Appeals Commission

How courts have described this case

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• “courts must discharge their responsibility ... to assure that the body of the law — both common and statutory — remains coherent and consistent”
• modification of alimony need not be based on change of circum stances not contemplated at time of original order
• “courts must discharge their responsibility ... to assure that the body of the law—both common and statutory—remains coherent and consistent”
• `courts must discharge their responsibility to assure that the body of the law — both common and statutory — remains coherent and consistent'
• standard for determining alimony is net income, not gross income
• standard for determining alimony is net income, not gross income

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).