Stipulated Judgment ¶58 — Original Spousal Support Order
Source: Stipulated Judgment, FL-180 Attachment, IRMO Nibley Case No. 20FL010940C, entered June 17, 2022.
Summary
Sets Charles’s spousal support obligation to Jennifer at $1,406 per month, commencing January 1, 2022, with a hard expiration on January 31, 2025 (or earlier on death, remarriage, registration of new domestic partnership, or further court order). Cross-references the no-upward-modification cap at ¶64.
When to use
The spousal support obligation has expired by its own terms (1/31/2025). Any post-1/31/2025 RFO that revisits spousal support runs into the absolute jurisdictional bar at ¶63 (see Stipulated Judgment ¶64 - No Upward Modification of Spousal Support companion provisions and the spousal-support waivers at ¶62 and ¶63). Reference paragraph for any analysis confirming the order has terminated.
Paragraph text (verbatim)
¶58. Commencing January 1, 2022, Charles shall pay to Jennifer spousal support in the amount of 1,406 in spousal support shall not be upward modified, and no court shall have jurisdiction to increase this monthly sum at any time, irrespective of the reason for the request for upward modification.
Scope / notes
- Termination events (any first occurring): Jennifer remarries; Jennifer registers a new domestic partnership; either party dies; 1/31/2025 hard date; further court order.
- The hard date passed 1/31/2025 — by ¶58’s own terms the obligation has terminated.
- The “shall not be upward modified” clause is reinforced in ¶64 and absolutely terminated as to jurisdiction in ¶63 (Jennifer waives Vomacka / Brown / Ousterman extensions) and in ¶64 (no upward modification at any time for any reason).
Linked exhibits
Transclude of Exhibits-by-Statute.base
Cross-references
- Stipulated Judgment ¶64 - No Upward Modification of Spousal Support
- FC §4320 — required factors that the parties stipulated were considered (¶68–69 attestation)