Lanning v. Mignon
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Nichols, Chief Justice.
In October, 1971, while living in a bona fide state of separation, Donna Lynn Lanning and Charles Jimmy Lanning entered into a settlement agreement which was later made a part of their divorce decree which provided, among other things, that the wife would have temporary and permanent custody of the minor children of the parties, that the husband would have the right to visit the children at reasonable times and "wife shall have no claims for alimony from husband and hereby relinquishes any right to claim alimony or support or child support, past, present, or future for…
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