In Re Marriage of Trickey

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• holding that the consequences of bankruptcy may warrant the modification of alimony under state law
• finding, in the -context of a discharge injunction violation, that “[i]f the modification is essentially a reinstatement of the property settlement under the guise of alimony, the modification violates section 524 and is not permitted”
• considering property division and spousal support together in evaluating their individual sufficiency
• if post-bankruptcy alimony modification “merely takes into account the fact that... the discharge results in changed financial circumstances, then modification will not violate federal bankruptcy law”
• “Property division and alimony should be considered together in evaluating their individual sufficiency.”

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