Idaho Supreme Court· 5/19/1972

Shepard v. Shepard

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497 P.2d 321
94 Idaho 734
1972 Ida. LEXIS 325

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in awarding alimony, due consideration should be given to the correlative needs and abilities of both parties
in awarding alimony, due consideration should be given to the correlative needs and abilities of both parties
“In ascertaining whether a given alimony award is just, the current philosophy of this court can be characterized as one of due consideration of the correlative needs and abilities of both parties.”
“In ascertaining whether a given alimony award is just, the current philosophy of this court can be characterized as one of due consideration of the correlative needs and abilities of both parties.”

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Judges: Bakes, Towles, Dunlap, Maynard, Beebe

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