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alimony shall increase in amount from $2,500 per month
to $3,000 per month at such time as the final principal
payment is made by husband on the stock purchase called
for on the Mulberry Motor Parts stock.
* * * * * * *
* * * The temporary alimony in the amount of
$6,000 * * * the December payment of which has already
been made, will terminate and no longer be payable in
the event that husband pays the down payment on the
stock purchase or causes it to be paid by either Mul-
berry Motor Parts or the Aesop [sic] plan and pays the
consideration for the conveyance of the house and the
$100,000 lump sum alimony on or before December 31st,
1985.
However, if husband fails to do so in whole or in
part, the $6,000 temporary alimony will continue for
the month of January, subject to termination only upon
the death of the wife.
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* * * Additionally, as part of the temporary
support agreement, but for consideration in addition
furnished by the wife, husband has agreed to maintain
in force insurance on his life with death benefits
payable to wife in the amount of $150,000, and continu-
ing for a period of time that was ascertainable but
uncertain.
Parties agree that so long as William A. Read owes
to his wife any amount of principal on the stock pur-
chase of Mulberry Motor Parts, he will maintain that
insurance in force with her as beneficiary with [sic]
the death benefits thereof, having the right to cancel
such designation when the stock is paid in full.
In the event, however, of his death prior to
payment of the stock purchase in full, the insurance
proceeds will apply toward the balance then due and
owing.
On December 30, 1985, the Florida court entered the divorce
judgment dissolving the marriage. The divorce judgment ordered
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