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4.
ALIMONY
4.01. Alimony.
(a) Amount. Husband shall pay to Wife as alimony
for her support and maintenance the sum of Five
Thousand Dollars ($5,000.00) per month commencing on
December 15, 1992. This amount shall be paid through
and including December 15, 1994, at which time it shall
be reduced to the sum of Four Thousand Dollars
($4,000.00) per month through and including December
14, 2002.
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(c) Duration. Alimony payments shall cease in the
event of Wife's death, Husband's death or Wife's
remarriage.
(d) Tax Treatment of Alimony Payments. Said
payments shall be deductible by Husband on any federal
or state tax return commencing in the year 1992, and
continuing each year that alimony is paid, pursuant to
Internal Revenue Code Regulations and Wife agrees and
acknowledges she shall include this sum as income on
any federal or state income tax return that she
executes. Both parties further agree from this time
forward not to assert a position in the preparation and
filing of their tax returns, whether singly or jointly
with another, inconsistent with the terms and
provisions of this paragraph.
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5.
WIFE'S EDUCATION EXPENSES
5.01. Wife's Education Expenses. Husband shall pay to
Wife all expenses for Wife to complete a four (4) year
college degree, to include only the actual tuition,
books, laboratory fees and matriculation fees, activity
fees, and other fees charged by the institution
selected by Wife, which is presently Oglethorpe
University of Georgia in Atlanta. He shall pay these
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