Poxson v. Poxson

Under a decree of divorce, granted plaintiff in January, 1926, defendant was required to pay, as permanent alimony to his wife and for the support of their child, the sum of $125 per month until September 1, 1926, then $150 per month for one year and thereafter $175 per month.

August 1, 1931, defendant moved the circuit court for a modification of the allowance of $175 per month, alleging change in his circumstances as well as in the circumstances of plaintiff. The friend of the court made an investigation and recommended a reduction to $150 per month. The court also heard the proofs of the…