In Re Marriage of Glasser

Appellant Sharon Glasser (Wife) appeals from a motion granted in favor of respondent Michael Glasser (Husband) to quash a writ of execution. Husband was paying Wife spousal support pursuant to a provision of the settlement agreement which was integrated with the interlocutory judgment of dissolution of their marriage. The provision provided for support payments of $ 1,500 per month beginning October 1, 1982, and terminating September 30, 1985. The spousal support was to be “non- modifiable for any reason whatsoever.” Jurisdiction for support was to continue beyond September 30, 1985, if Wife was disabled on that date so that she could seek additional support. Jurisdiction was not to continue for any other reason.

Wife remarried on March 13, 1983. Husband stopped paying support on September 1, 1983. Wife obtained a writ of execution for $3,750 on November 29, 1983. Husband’s motion to quash the writ was granted by the trial court based on its reading of the agreement in light of the requirements of Civil Code section 4801, subdivision (b). We agree with the trial court’s interpretation of the agreement and affirm the judgment.

Civil Code section 4801, subdivision (b),…