· 11/23/2014
Talbert John Wood v. Margaret Blunck
Citations
- 152 So. 3d 693
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- noting that an appellate court must not usurp the role of the fact finder when employing the tipsy coachman doctrine
- explaining that a trial court’s ruling on a motion to modify an alimony obligation is reviewed for an abuse of discretion
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Judges: Ray, Roberts, Swanson
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