Another Rehabiliative Alimony Case Highlights Important Issues, But Muddles "Needs" Further Vedensky v. Vedensky – Part 2

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The New Year began with the January 2d release of an alimony case, Vedensky v. Vedensky, by the Massachusetts Appeals Court. In our last entry, we reviewed several important aspects of the case that the appellate court addressed clearly and helpfully.
http://levinedisputeresolution.com/divorce-mediation-blog/another-rehabiliative-alimony-case-highlights-important-issues-but-muddles-needs-further-part-2

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