Fighting her ex-husband's motion seeking a refund of $7,878 in alimony paid to her since her 2002 remarriage, Georgina Howe hired solo Laura S. Mitler to help her. Mitler expected a stern oral ruling from the judge: "I expected her to do a Judge Judy." In denying the ex-husband's motion, the judge took the time to write a five-page ruling filled with factual findings that will make it harder to appeal. The judge found the ex-husband's claim that he wasn't aware of his ex-wife's 2002 remarriage "not credible."
August 04, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Georgine Howe was almost beside herself with conflicting emotions when she talked to New Haven, Conn., family lawyer Laura S. Mitler early this past spring.
On the positive side, Howe’s twin sons from her previous marriage were to turn 19 on June 1. The boys were accomplished students and athletes in the small town of Bozrah, Conn., and were headed for college in the fall. In addition, after years as a homemaker, Georgine Howe was completing training to become a nurse.
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