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remarriage by proposing that spousal support payments continue
for a period of time after she remarried. Petitioner proposed
that James Little make the payments for 36 months. James Little
offered to extend the payments for 18 months. Petitioner asked
James Little to put his proposal in writing. On July 9, 1990,
James Little wrote the following in a letter to petitioner:
We have two outstanding issues. They are:
1. The appropriate adjustment to child support
payments effective August 1, 1990.
2. Proposed adjustments to the Marital Separation
Agreement should you remarry prior to
September 30, 1990.
Regarding item 1, to save both you and I legal expense,
I would be prepared to try an interim adjustment
between you and I as follows:
On the 5th of each month, beginning August 5,
1990, you will pay me $1,400.00, in the form
of a cashier’s check, as reimbursement for
child support expenses.
If we make an adjustment to the spousal support
agreement, as contemplated in item 2, we could also
formalize the child support changes in the documents we
file with the court. Please be advised that if this
temporary child support solution is unacceptable, I
will have to seek relief for the child support payments
through the judicial process. May I hear from you
regarding the child support issue by Saturday, July 14,
1990?
The following is my proposal covering adjustments to
the Marital Separation Agreement referenced as item 2:
A. Fawni acknowledges JEL has 90+% physical custody
of CNL.
B. JEL child support payments to FLL terminate.
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