Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
Peter Sewall v. Louise Snook
December 17, 19961996 Me. LEXIS 254
Summary
The court held that the trial court erred in denying alimony without making findings explaining how Louise could meet her expenses without depleting marital assets, and it therefore vacated the judgment as to alimony and marital-property division. The court affirmed the visitation ruling because the trial court's findings supported its determination that a specific schedule was not in the children's best interests and no abuse of discretion occurred.