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Latest Case BRIEF...DAVIS V DAVIS (2019)
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Davis v Davis (2019)
CASE FILE NO.1: THE MATH OF BEING MARRIED WITH SEPARATE LIFESTYLES ETC...
"The purpose of the powers conferred on the Court in proceedings for financial relief is to enable the court to make fair financial arrangements on or after divorce." — Halsbury’s Laws of England, as cited in the Judgment.
The Core Conflict: After a marriage spanning from 2004 to 2010, a retired secretary and a 65-year-old contractor must now calculate the "price of parting." With medical issues sending both parties to Puerto Rico for treatment and monthly pensions at stake, the Court must now put Math on trial: What is a "fair" monthly maintenance for the wife?....and more!
"How did a $3000 monthly maintenance claim by the wife capitulate into an $800 monthly award?"


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