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Moore v. Moore

Citations

  • 401 So. 2d 841

How courts have described this case

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  • urging that “trial courts expressly state their reservation of jurisdiction ... without resort to ‘nominal’ alimony awards” where record shows that spouse may require support “in the near or foreseeable future”
  • urging that \trial courts expressly state their reservation of jurisdiction ... without resort to `nominal' alimony awards\ where record shows that spouse may require support \in the near or foreseeable future\
  • finding \no reason why the trial court should not be empowered to reserve jurisdiction indefinitely... to make an alimony award\ where the asking party fails to demonstrate \any present need for support\
  • finding “no reason why the trial court should not be empowered to reserve jurisdiction indefinitely ... to make an alimony award” where the asking party fails to demonstrate “any present need for support”
  • proper for trial court to retain jurisdiction to award alimony to husband in future
  • to overcome presumption that gift was intended by joint title, person challenging effect of deed must come forward with sufficient evidence or testimony to the contrary

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Judges: Sharp

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