Broadhead v. Broadhead

How courts have described this case

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• \findings of fact and conclusions of law `not in the form of an order' cannot be considered as a final order for purposes of appeal\
• explaining goal of property division is to allow parties “to make a clean break, and . . . go his or her separate way, starting anew with an uninhibited life”
• A tentative decision does not “constitute a judicial determination which may be considered a final order.”
• “The trial judge’s decision letters, discussing legal principles and expressing his conclusions of law, did not constitute a judicial determination which may be considered a final order.”
• “A majority of jurisdictions have adopted the view that pensions and/or retirement funds, whether vested, nonvested, or not matured, are marital property divisible upon divorce.” (citations omitted)
• district court's authority to revise rulings

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