My wife I and I divorced after 26 years of marriage. There was no abuse or infidelity in the marriage….just two people going their own way. She was on full disability for continuous pain from a neck injury she received before we divorced. She received long term disability from her previous employer and full Social Security benefits at the time of divorce and that continues now. She currently gets ˝ of my military retirement and a $1500.00 maintenance payment from me each month for life – which is “non- modifiable” by our divorce agreement. I was advised by my lawyer because of my income to settle on that figure because she was disabled, could not hold a job, had no way of supporting herself and the court may have sympathy for her and award her more. I’m finding out now from my daughter that her injury is better, she routinely goes shopping, has been on several cruises with friends, has a sports car and even goes motorcycle riding ….what recourse do I have within the court to reduce or eliminate the $1500 maintenance because I believe she could now work but doesn’t want to. She has a Master’s degree in Business...

