Burris v. Burris
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
LOTTINGER, Judge.
This matter involves a rule to show cause why alimony payment should not be eliminated or reduced. The record shows no dispute as to the facts. On October 11, 1962, plaintiff-appellant, William Hood Burris, obtained a divorce from defendant-appellee, Ruth Crisler Burris, and plaintiff-appellant was ordered to pay to defendant-appellee one-third of his net income as alimony. At the time of the divorce, defendant had no income, but plaintiff was earning $400.00 per month, with a take home pay of $334.68; his status is still the same. Subsequent to the granting of the divorce,…
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