Domestic Relations – Alimony – Civil Practice – Consent Order – Res Judicata (access required)

When the parties entered into an October 2018 consent order to retroactively terminate the plaintiff-Father’s alimony obligation as of July 2018, there was another action pending requiring Father to show cause why he should not be held in contempt for disobeying the parties’ divorce decree by failing to increase his alimony payments to the defendant-Mother ...

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Domestic Relations – Alimony – Civil Practice – Consent Order – Res Judicata

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