Wood v. Wood

Hall, Justice.

In appellant-husband’s suit for modification of alimony, appellee-wife moved for judgment on the pleadings on the ground that the language of their agreement, incorporated in the decree, waived the right to modify. Her motion was granted, and the husband appeals.

The agreement between the parties reads in pertinent part as follows: "The husband, . . . will pay and the wife will accept, in full satisfaction of all alimony, temporary and permanent, and in final satisfaction of all property disputes, claims or issues that are or could be in this or any other law suit that could be…