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Edward Shirer Umstot (Husband) appealed a trial court's divorce order, challenging the awards of divorce, alimony in solido, and child support to Mary Ann Umstot (Wife). The appellate court reviewed five issues: alimony in solido for a marital residence interest, attorney's fees, classification of increased retirement plan value, deviation from child support guidelines for educational expenses, and the sole award of divorce to Wife. The court affirmed the trial court's decisions regarding retirement benefits and child support for educational expenses. However, it reversed the award of attorney's fees as alimony and modified the alimony in solido related to the marital residence, requiring Wife to reimburse Husband $30,000 for his equity, with the payment method to be determined on remand.
Umstot v. Umstot is a workers' compensation case decided in Court of Appeals of Tennessee. This case addresses legal issues related to compensation claims, benefits, and court rulings.
It is commonly referenced in legal research involving workers' compensation laws in Court of Appeals of Tennessee.
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Edward Shirer Umstot (Husband) appealed a trial court's divorce order, challenging the awards of divorce, alimony in solido, and child support to Mary Ann Umstot (Wife). The appellate court reviewed five issues: alimony in solido for a marital residence interest, attorney's fees, classification of increased retirement plan value, deviation from child support guidelines for educational expenses, and the sole award of divorce to Wife. The court affirmed the trial court's decisions regarding retirement benefits and child support for educational expenses. However, it reversed the award of attorney's fees as alimony and modified the alimony in solido related to the marital residence, requiring Wife to reimburse Husband $30,000 for his equity, with the payment method to be determined on remand.
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