Georgia appeals court judges have vacated a reduction of Willie Gary's child support obligation, finding that the Florida plaintiffs attorney needs to show a change in circumstances requiring a modification of the monthly figure of $28,000. A lower court judge had reduced the monthly payout to the mother of Gary's twin boys to $5,000, plus private school tuition.
October 31, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Georgia appeals court judges have vacated a reduction of Florida plaintiffs attorney Willie Gary’s $28,000 monthly child support burden.
Diana Gowins and Gary agreed on the $28,000 figure after she gave birth to Gary’s twins in 2000. But after Gary complained, Fulton County Superior Court Judge Cynthia D. Wright last year cut Gary’s monthly payments to Gowins, to $5,000 per month plus private school tuition.
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