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Miller v. Miller

Citations

  • 739 P.2d 163
  • 1987 Alas. LEXIS 267

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  • holding that workers’ compensation disability benefits received by disabled spouse are marital property only to the extent that they compensate for loss of earnings during the marriage
  • stating that rehabilitative alimony “is appropriate only when it is directly related to developing a source of income” and therefore “should not be awarded to a spouse who refuses to use it for its intended purpose”
  • stating that rehabilitative alimony \is appropriate only when it is directly related to developing a source of income\ and therefore \should not be awarded to a spouse who refuses to use it for its intended purpose\
  • rejecting alimony award absent specific findings as to whether wife intended to use alimony for job training
  • rejecting alimony award absent specific findings as to whether wife intended to use alimony for job training
  • remanding for such a finding, and allowing an award “[o]nly if the court finds that she does intend to prepare to re-enter the work force”

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Judges: Rabinowitz, C.J., and Burke, Matthews, Compton and Moore

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