Alaska Supreme Court· 7/1/1994

Davila v. Davila

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876 P.2d 1089
1994 Alas. LEXIS 63
1994 WL 289362

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holding that the trial court must make adequate findings, particularly regarding the financial needs and abilities of both parties
holding that the trial court must make adequate findings, particularly regarding the financial needs and abilities of both parties
indicating that adequate findings on financial abilities of both parties are required in all awards of alimony
requiring alimony awards to be accompanied by “adequate findings . . . with respect to the financial needs and abilities of both parties”
“[A]n award of alimony must be accompanied by adequate findings, particularly with respect to the financial needs and abilities of both parties . . . .”
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Judges: Moore, Rabinowitz, Matthews, Compton, Bryner

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