Kentucky Supreme Court· 5/20/2004
Messer v. Messer
Citations
- 134 S.W.3d 570
- 2004 Ky. LEXIS 111
- 2004 WL 1123620
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- absent a specific statement in the written agreement or decree that maintenance will not 5 Kentucky Revised Statutes. -6- terminate upon death of obligor, maintenance is then terminated
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Judges: Cooper, Lambert, Johnstone, Stumbo, Wintersheimer, Keller, Graves
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- Cates v. CatesSupreme Court of Missouri· 1991-11-19· cited 73×
- In Re the Marriage of WilliamsWashington Supreme Court· 1990-09-10· cited 46×
- Schroeder v. SchroederArizona Supreme Court· 1989-07-18· cited 44×
- Marriage of Sinn v. SinnSupreme Court of Colorado· 1985-02-25· cited 26×
- MacNelly v. MacNellyCourt of Appeals of Virginia· 1993-11-30· cited 26×
- Marriage of Gunderson v. GundersonSupreme Court of Minnesota· 1987-07-10· cited 21×
- Dame v. DameKentucky Supreme Court· 1982-03-09· cited 21×
- In Re Marriage of GlasserCalifornia Court of Appeal· 1986-05-19· cited 20×
- Daopoulos v. DaopoulosSupreme Court of Georgia· 1987-04-15· cited 16×
- Diefenbach v. HolmbergCourt of Appeals of Arizona· 2001-06-28· cited 15×
- Clark v. ClarkCourt of Appeals of Kentucky· 1980-06-27· cited 14×
- In Re Marriage of GallegosColorado Court of Appeals· 1978-06-01· cited 12×
- Low v. LowKentucky Supreme Court· 1989-10-19· cited 12×
- Moore v. JacobsenCourt of Appeals of Maryland· 2003-02-21· cited 12×
- Calloway v. CallowayCourt of Appeals of Kentucky· 1986-04-11· cited 9×
- John v. JohnCourt of Appeals of Kentucky· 1995-01-13· cited 6×
- Snow v. SnowCourt of Appeals of Arizona· 1987-10-27· cited 5×
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