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Presley v. Presley

Citations

  • 500 A.2d 322
  • 65 Md. App. 265
  • 1985 Md. App. LEXIS 495

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  • holding that the trial court should examine “the child’s available assets” based on the child’s “current situation ....”
  • holding that a child’s potential to become a tenured, rather than a probationary employee, had no effect on her current financial situation, and was thus “completely irrelevant”
  • held an adult mildly retarded child, only earning $14,200.00 gross pay per year and unable to meet her reasonable living expenses, was disabled within the meaning of thé Maryland statute and, therefore, was entitled to support from her noncustodial parent
  • held an adult mildly retarded child, only earning $14,200.00 gross pay per year and unable to meet her reasonable living expenses, was disabled within the meaning of the Maryland statute and, therefore, was entitled to support from her non-custodial parent

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Judges: Moylan, Wilner, Garrity

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