Threadgill v. Threadgill

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• recognizing that the change in circumstances must affect the obligor’s ability to pay or the obligee’s need for the payment
• periodic alimony not reduced where Wife was unemployed at the time of alimony award and was making $19,000 per year at the time of hearing for modification of alimony
• periodic alimony not reduced while wife was unemployed at the time of alimony award and was making $19,000 per year at the time of hearing for modification of alimony
• “The trial court is vested with wide discretion in matters of the allowance of attorney’s fees, and this court will not interfere except upon a showing of an abuse of that discretion.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).