Lee v. Lee
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtMarkus, J.
Defendant husband appeals from an order increasing his former wife’s alimony, contending that the change is unwarranted because wife declined to seek employment, that there are no substantial changed circumstances which justify any post-decree modification, and that the court improperly ordered him to pay wife’s attorney fees for that proceeding. Husband’s claims lack merit, so we affirm. Additionally, wife’s motion to this court for appellate attorney fees is overruled.
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The court granted wife a divorce in 1979, by a decree which incorporated the parties’ separation agreement. The decree and…
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