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Hey Erin, I was hoping I could interrupt you for a second, were writing a blog article on a piece of case law, Rentlemen versus Rentlemen and I dont really understand what its saying, but it seems like the general premise is if parties agree to something and they want to change it later on, they might not be able to, and I want to just better understand it so that were answering that question appropriately. - Yes, so Rentlemen v. Rentlemen, I actually find this to be a very interesting case and I have a case right now where were dealing with this exact issue, but what happened here was that husband and wife agreed, as part of their final divorce agreement, that husband would pay wife maintenance or alimony is another word for it here in Wisconsin, he would pay maintenance to her for her entire lifetime even despite her remarriage. And the court, at the final hearing, had clarified with both parties that that this payment would continue for their lifetime and that, if she was remar