Long v. Long
District Court of Appeal of Florida
1Opinion of the CourtGross, J.
We affirm the amended final judgment of dissolution of marriage.
*1070Contrary to appellant’s contention, there is nothing “inherently confusing” about the way the trial court handled the issue of the children’s private school tuition. The court found that the tuition would total $24,000 over the 40 months following the judgment. The court decided that the husband should be responsible for 75% of the tuition, which is $18,000. The court then increased the $2,500 alimony awarded in the original final judgment to $2,950 for the first 40 months after the judgment. The trial judge did not abuse his…
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