Patricia Mae Voter v. Dexter R. Voter
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the CourtHjelm, J.
[¶ 1] When Patricia Mae Voter and Dexter R. Voter divorced in 2006 after twenty-seven years of marriage, the divorce judgment required Dexter to pay Patricia general spousal support of $1,300 per month until he retired, when the amount of support would become “1/2 of his retirement earnings.” After Dexter retired in 2013, he filed a post-judgment motion to modify the amount of his spousal support obligation. The District Court (Dover-Foxcroft, Stitham, J.) issued an order clarifying the meaning of “retirement earnings,” and then, after a testimonial hearing, denied the motion to modify.…
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