· 1/9/1984
Ronald H. Boyle v. Catherine C. Boyle Donovan, Ronald H. Boyle, II and Robert E. Boyle
Citations
- 724 F.2d 681
- 1984 U.S. App. LEXIS 26612
- 11 Bankr. Ct. Dec. (CRR) 613
How courts have described this case
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- affirming the bankruptcy court’s finding that the debtor’s obligation to fund children’s college and post-graduate education was in the nature of support
- the fact that such education was “part of the family pattern of life” supported the finding that the payments were intended as support
- bankruptcy court should not “examine the present situation of the parties”
- “That the debtor had no duty under Arkansas law to pay for his sons’ education does not mean that he and his ex-wife could not have intended the college expense agreement to function as support.”
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Judges: Henley, Gibson, Fagg
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