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the children, making all such major decisions jointly,
including decisions concerning rearing, education,
medical and dental care, religious training, and any
other aspect of the children's lives affecting their
welfare and best interests.
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5. As and for combined and unallocated alimony
and support payments, the Husband shall pay to the Wife
the sum of $1,189.90 per month, by military allotment
beginning the month of March, 1983 and continuing
through February, 1985. Thereafter the Husband's
payments to the Wife shall be reduced to $600.00 per
month as and for child support and shall be paid by
military allotment, beginning March, 1985 and
continuing each and every month thereafter until said
children [illegible] their majority, become self-
supporting, marry or die, whichever event shall first
occur. If the Wife concludes her college education and
secures a full time job prior to March, 1985, then the
Husband's payments shall be reduced to $600.00 per
month at said time.
In 1991, 1992, and 1993, the three children lived with their
mother. They visited petitioner in the summer and on holidays.
During those years, the twins were students at Florida A&M
University in Tallahassee, Florida, and they stayed in a
dormitory during the school year.
On January 31, 1990, the Circuit Court for Montgomery
County, Maryland, found that petitioner was in arrears in the
payment of support for his three children and ordered him to make
monthly payments toward that support through the court clerk.
Petitioner made payments of $7,072 in 1991, $6,300 in 1992, and
$6,300 in 1993 pursuant to the court order.
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