Massachusetts Appeals Court· 5/14/2001

Huddleston v. Huddleston

Citations

51 Mass. App. Ct. 563
747 N.E.2d 195
2001 Mass. App. LEXIS 285

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Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

reversing termination of alimony obligations on supporting spouse’s attainment of age of sixty-five when merged separation agreement between parties expressed contrary intent
former husband’s retirement at age sixty-five not by itself sufficient basis for terminating alimony
proper to increase alimony where findings reflected that husband’s income immediately following divorce far exceeded $80,000 in annual earnings he anticipated earning as result of “reduced pace”
“We review the findings to determine whether the judge gave appropriate consideration to the parties’ intentions as expressed in their [merged] written agreement . . . and to any changes in their circumstances since the last modification”
“When the judgment to be modified incorporates an agreement of the parties, we . . . will ‘review the findings to determine whether the judge gave appropriate consideration to the parties’ intentions as expressed in their written agreement’ ”

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