Weisz

Weisz v. Weisz

Bad Law
19 Cal. App. 3d 676·1971 Cal. App. LEXIS 1315·97 Cal. Rptr. 18
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaAugust 26, 1971Civ. 37283California1,856 words

Opinion

Opinion

Allport, J.

In February 1962 plaintiff and cross-defendant Vera C. Weisz, hereinafter referred to as wife, and defendant and cross-complainant Alexander Z. Weisz, hereinafter referred to as husband, entered into a written agreement purporting to settle and dispose of their property rights as well as their respective rights and obligations for wife’s support and maintenánce and child support. The agreement was made in Massachusetts. Paragraph 6 provided that in the event of divorce husband shall pay wife $291.50 per month for her support and maintenance (alimony) plus a fixed percentage of certain adjusted gross income. All such payments were to continue until death of husband or wife or remarriage of wife, which ever came first. Paragraph 7 made somewhat similar provisions for the support of the two minor children of the parties, Russell and Laurie. The provision for the children’s support was to terminate upon their reaching the age of 21 or upon completion of a college education. The agreement also provided as follows: “The Wife agrees to accept the provisions herein made for her in lieu of any and all claims for past, present and future maintenance, support or alimony in the event…

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