Jackson v. Jackson

<bold>Divorce — separation agreement — intent of</bold> <bold>parties — ambiguities — parol evidence</bold> <block_quote> The decision of the Court of Appeals upholding an order of the trial court voiding an entire separation agreement for vagueness and uncertainty is reversed for the reasons stated in the dissenting opinion in the Court of Appeals that the intent of the parties can be determined by the plain language of the separation agreement, and any ambiguities creating questions of fact may properly be resolved with the use of parol evidence.</block_quote>