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· 11/7/1985

Sency v. Sency

Citations

  • 478 So. 2d 432
  • 10 Fla. L. Weekly 2492

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  • \Exclusive possession given an ex-spouse and children of a marriage always constitutes an aspect of child support in kind.\
  • \Exclusive possession given an exspouse and children of a marriage always constitutes an aspect of child support in kind.\
  • \Exclusive possession given an ex-spouse and children of a marriage always constitutes an aspect of child support in kind and sometimes also constitutes an aspect of alimony.\
  • \Exclusive possession given an exspouse and children of a marriage always constitutes an aspect of child support in kind and sometimes also constitutes an aspect of alimony.\
  • “Exclusive possession given an ex-spouse and children of a marriage always constitutes an aspect of child support in kind and sometimes also constitutes an aspect of alimony.”

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Judges: Cowart

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