Hubshman v. Hubshman

After nineteen years of marriage and four children, the appellant-wife obtained a Mexican divorce in 1967, which incorporated a comprehensive separation agreement previously entered into by the parties. Thereafter, for a number of years appellee made substantial alimony payments to the appellant. However, prior to filing her suit in 1975, appellee’s financial situation changed dramatically, his alimony payments became erratic, and this litigation ensued.

Appellant filed a multi-count complaint in the Circuit Court of Broward County, which, in pertinent part, prayed that the Mexican decree be…