A law firm managing partner's plans to wind down his career became the subject of a precedential family law opinion in the state Superior Court.
March 19, 2018 at 05:07 PM
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Plans by the managing partner of a Pennsylvania law firm to wind down his career have become the subject of a precedential family law opinion in the state Superior Court.
The court ruled last week that Peter Speaker, managing partner of Thomas, Thomas & Hafer, would not be allowed to decrease his alimony payments to his ex-wife leading up to his retirement from the law firm.
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