Appeals Court Clears Up One Alimony Duration Ambiguity While Casually Creating Another: It’s the Payor’s Gift to Keep on Giving, in Sbrogna v. Sbrogna


Among the many questions that leapt off the page when the Alimony Reform Act (eff. 3.1.12) was issued in 2011 was how the M.G.L., ch. 208, §48 definition of the “length of the marriage” would be construed for cases in which the parties file a joint petition for divorce under M.G.L., ch. 208, §1A. The application of durational limits, since denominated “presumptive” by the appellate courts, for many individual cases, hung in the balance.
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