Bruni v. Bruni

How courts have described this case

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• holding that award of attorney = s fees under section 106.002 in SAPCR lies within the trial court = s discretion
• holding that award of attorney’s fees under section 106.002 in SAPCR lies within the trial court’s discretion
• holding that award of attorney’s fees under section 106.002 in suit affecting the parent-child relationship lies within the trial court’s discretion
• holding that \survives the court's judgment\ and \binding on the parties\ provided for enforceability
• recognizing that judgment on remand “may be significantly different” because trial court had premised judgment on erroneous conclusions of law and remanding award of attorney’s fees so that trial court would have “opportunity to reconsider” when rendering judgment on remand
• recognizing that judgment on remand “may be significantly different” because trial court had premised judgment on erroneous conclusions of law and remanding award of attorney’s fees so that trial court would have “opportunity to reconsider” when rendering judgment on remand

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