Andrews v. Whitaker
Supreme Court of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Hunt, Chief Justice.
Reginald Andrews and Ann Whitaker were divorced in the fall of 1988. By the terms of the jury verdict, Whitaker was awarded no alimony, but an equitable division of property was made. Each of the parties received one-half of the liquidated pension annuity account of Andrews, who had retired shortly before trial. In addition, Andrews was required to pay Whitaker half of his retirement pay, to purchase an annuity for her, and to purchase and provide to her two tickets to the Masters Golf Tournament in each odd number year beginning in 1989.
In March 1991, Whitaker remarried.…
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