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IN THE CI1tCUIT COURT OF THE NINETEENTH
JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SAINT
LUCIE CQUNTY, FLORIDA.
CASE 1~10. 69-460 FR
IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF:
LAWRENCE VERNON REVELS,
Husband,
and
LENA ~.UUISE REVEIS ,
Wife.
ORDER
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THIS CAUSE came before the under§igned on January 14, 1981,
upon the Wife's Motion for Entry of Contempt, the Wife's Motion for
Increase in Support Payments, the Husband's Demurrer to Motion of
Contempt and the Husband's Motion for Relief. Having considered the
testimony of LENA LOUISE REVELS, LAWRENCE VERNON REVELS, BEVERLY REVELS
and ESTER REVELS, and having further considered the Exhibits, the
undersigned has arrived at the following findings of fact:
1. The Husband, LAWRENCE VERNON REVELS, has failed to make
child support payments unto the Wife since August 24, 1979, and is in
arrears in the sum of One Thousand Six Hundred and Fifteen and 68/100
Dollars ($1,615.68);
2. The minor children, BEVERLY REVELS and ESTER REGELS,
are emancipated and independent of their parents for support;
3. The stipul-ation and pYoperty settlement agreement entered
into by the parties on September 15, 1969, is ambigious as to when the
Husband's duty to pay child support shall terminate but it is found
that the parties therein agreed that support should terminate when
the minor children reached majority or, alternatively, when each should
become emancipated, whichever event occurred first.
Accordingly, it is ORDERED AND ADJUDGED as follows:
1. The Wife's Motion for Entry of Order of Contempt is denied
in part and granted rn part. It is denied to the extent that this Court
finds that Husband was not in contempt when he stopped making child support
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