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· 8/30/2022

Jolie Chu v. Windermere Lakes Homeowners Association, Inc.

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  • appeal from trial court’s granting of motion for contempt on ground that plaintiff had violated financial terms of parties’ dissolution agreement
  • \the party seeking to alter the terms of the alimony payments must ... establish that the recipient's financial needs have been altered as a result of the cohabitation\ [internal quotation marks omitted]
  • ‘‘the party seeking to alter the terms of the alimony payments must . . . establish that the recipient’s financial needs have been altered as a result of the cohabitation’’ [internal quotation marks omitted]
  • standard of review applicable to cohabitation determination

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