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reduced to $4,000 per month and shall continue through
January 31, 1992, at which time all spousal support
shall terminate and the Court shall not retain
jurisdiction to extend the same. Except as hereinafter
indicated, this spousal support order is non-
modifiable.
(A) The foregoing notwithstanding, in the
event that child support payments are resumed by
Respondent to Petitioner after Petitioner remarries,
the amount of spousal support paid by Respondent shall
be reduced by 1.55 times the amount of said child
support, up to a maximum reduction of $4,000.00 per
month.
3. The life insurance obligation of Respondent
referenced in Paragraph I(B) of the Judgment of
Dissolution of Marriage shall terminate upon
Petitioner’s remarriage.
At the time of the negotiations that led to the adoption
of the stipulation re modification of judgment of dissolution,
petitioner was interested in remarrying, especially when
Christina lived with her father. Petitioner did not believe
that Christina would live with James Little for a long time.
Petitioner and Larick A. Hill were married on August 10,
1990.
Christina returned to live with petitioner around October
1990, and remained there throughout the years in issue. James
Little moved to Southern California on January 5, 1991.
Christina visited him there about six times per year. She was
there 3 to 7 days per visit. Christina graduated from high
school in the spring of 1991. In the summer of 1991, after
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