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Webb v. Webb

Citations

  • 780 So. 2d 698
  • 2000 Ala. Civ. App. LEXIS 595
  • 2000 WL 1451196

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  • noting that a petition to modify based on anticipated future events is speculative and should be filed after the change in circumstances has occurred
  • reversing a judgment modifying alimony , citing Taylor and the \last judgment\ formulation, but nonetheless considering evidence of circumstances prior to the last judgment, in which both parties' requests to modify alimony were denied
  • reversing a judgment modifying alimony , citing Taylor and the \last judgment\ formulation, but nonetheless considering evidence of circumstances prior to the last judgment, in which both parties' requests to modify alimony were denied
  • although stating that a court determining whether to modify alimony may consider circumstances since the entry of the most recent judgment, the trial court and this court considered evidence back to the date of the original alimony award
  • although stating that a court determining whether to modify alimony may consider circumstances since the entry of the most recent judgment, the trial court and this court considered evidence back to the date of the original alimony award

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Judges: Monroe, Robertson, Yates, Crawley, Thompson

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