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Smith v. Smith

Citations

  • 912 So. 2d 702
  • 2005 WL 2806677

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  • noting that to require a life insurance policy, a trial court must make findings as to the availability and cost of insurance, the obligor’s ability to pay, and the special circumstances that warrant the policy
  • stating that the final judgment “must specify whether the insurance is security for unpaid support obligations . . . or whether all the insurance proceeds are to be distributed to the beneficiaries upon the spouse’s death to minimize economic harm to the family”
  • reversing child support award where \neither the final judgment nor the record . . . discloses with any meaningful specificity the manner in which the trial court calculated the husband's child support obligation\
  • reversing child support award where \neither the final judgment nor the record . . . discloses with any meaningful specificity the manner in which the trial court calculated the husband's child support obligation\
  • remanding a child support award for further findings because neither the final judgment nor the record on appeal disclosed with any meaningful specificity the manner in which the trial court calculated the husband’s child support obligation
  • “To require such security, ... the trial court must make findings as to the availability and cost of insurance, the obligor’s ability to pay, and the special circumstances that warrant such security.”

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