· 11/29/2021

Deborah P. Linn v. Mark A. Linn

Syllabus

At issue in this appeal is the trial court's characterization of the alimony obligation in the parties' divorce decree. The trial court determined that the alimony is part alimony in solido and part alimony in futuro. Based in part on this conclusion, the court denied Husband's petition to modify his alimony obligation. The trial court also entered judgment against Husband for alimony arrearages, life insurance premiums, and Wife's discretionary costs and attorney's fees. Additionally, the court found Husband in contempt for failing to pay alimony and life insurance premiums. Because we conclude the trial court mischaracterized the alimony at issue, we affirm in part, reverse in part, and vacate in part its judgment.

Judges: Western Section Presiding Judge J. Steven Stafford

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