Court of Special Appeals of Maryland· 6/1/1990
Hull v. Hull
Citations
- 574 A.2d 20
- 83 Md. App. 218
- 1990 Md. App. LEXIS 98
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- stating that the goal of rehabilitative alimony is “to vitiate any further need for alimony”
- stating that the goal of rehabilitative alimony is “to vitiate any further need for alimony”
- “[A]limony, when necessary, became essentially short-term and rehabilitative. It was designed primarily to turn the formerly 29 dependent party into one who, after the rehabilitative steps had been taken, achieved for the first time or reachieved financial self-sufficiency.”
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Judges: Moylan
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12 cases in this archive cite this case.
- Tracey v. TraceyCourt of Appeals of Maryland· 1992-10-29· cited 134×
- Innerbichler v. InnerbichlerCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 2000-06-16· cited 64×
- Reuter v. ReuterCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 1994-10-11· cited 41×
- Lemley v. LemleyCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 1994-10-31· cited 35×
- Jeffcoat v. JeffcoatCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 1994-11-30· cited 26×
- Karmand v. KarmandCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 2002-07-02· cited 18×
- Coviello v. CovielloCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 1992-05-01· cited 15×
- Kelly v. KellyCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 2003-11-25· cited 12×
- Francz v. FranczCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 2004-07-15· cited 11×
- St. Cyr v. St. CyrCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 2016-06-01· cited 6×
- Tracey v. TraceyCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 1991-12-30· cited 2×
- Sims v. SimsCourt of Special Appeals of Maryland· 2025-06-30
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