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Prior to a hearing on the motion, Charles Buchanan, her
attorney in that proceeding, spoke to Mr. Landreth's attorneys.
Although the details of the conversation or conversations between
these attorneys are unclear, they discussed the motion and
apparently agreed, presumably with the consent of their
respective clients, that Mr. Landreth would pay petitioner $1,800
per month as temporary maintenance. The attorneys also discussed
health insurance coverage for petitioner and Kyle and
petitioner's use of an automobile owned or controlled by Mr.
Landreth.
On February 20, 1986, a hearing on the motion was held
before Judge Richard Copeland. There is no transcript of the
hearing. The following docket sheet entry regarding the motion
was handwritten by Judge Copeland on the date of the hearing:
Pet. appears by Charles Buchanan. Per agreement. Pet.
motion for temporary maintenance is sustained &
respondent ordered to pay the sum of $1,800/mo to Pet.
as & for temporary maintenance. Pet. withdraws motion
for temporary att fees.
The docket sheet entry is neither signed nor initialed by Judge
Copeland.
Mr. Landreth began making temporary maintenance payments of
$1,800 per month to petitioner after the February 20, 1986,
docket sheet entry had been made. He did not make any temporary
maintenance payments to petitioner prior to the date of the
hearing.
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