· 10/15/1891
Haynes v. Town of Trenton
Citations
- 108 Mo. 123
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- explaining that court must take into account all circumstances of parties, including terms of stipulations
- explaining that the trial court must consider all of the circumstances of the parties
- rejecting argument that voluntary retirement is necessarily reasonably anticipated and foreseeable so as not to constitute a substantial change of circumstances justifying modification of alimony
- in determining whether a voluntary retirement is reasonable, the court must consider the payor's age, health, and motivation for retirement, as well as the type of work the payor performs and the age at which others engaged in that line of work normally retire
- superseded by statute on other grounds
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Judges: Gantt
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