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2000 SESSION
SB 757 Termination of spousal support; cohabitation.
Introduced by: Martin E. Williams | all patrons ... notes | add to my profiles | history
SUMMARY AS PASSED:
Termination of spousal support; cohabitation. Amends the 1997 provision that a court may decrease or terminate spousal support if the payee spouse has been cohabitating in a relationship analogous to marriage for one year or more unless otherwise agreed by the parties or the termination would constitute a manifest injustice. This bill makes the termination of such support mandatory by the court unless the parties have otherwise agreed or the termination would be unconscionable.
SUMMARY AS PASSED SENATE:
Termination of spousal support; cohabitation. Amends the 1997 provision that a court may decrease or terminate spousal support if the payee spouse has been cohabitating in a relationship analogous to marriage for one year or more unless otherwise agreed by the parties or the termination would constitute a manifest injustice. This bill makes the termination of such support mandatory by the court unless the parties have otherwise agreed or the termination would be unconscionable.
SUMMARY AS INTRODUCED:
Termination of spousal support; cohabitation. Amends the 1997 provision that a court may decrease or terminate spousal support if the payee spouse has been cohabitating in a relationship analogous to marriage for one year or more unless otherwise agreed by the parties or the termination would constitute a manifest injustice. This bill makes the termination of such support mandatory by the court unless the parties have otherwise agreed.