Rogers v. Tucker

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• holding that the divorce decree “must be interpreted in light of the facts and circumstances known to the parties and the court at the time the court issued the decree, along with future facts or circumstances known or reasonably anticipated to occur in the future”
• alimony awarded based upon need and ability to pay

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