Carrasco v. Grubb

How courts have described this case

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• identifying no error in the fee award because of evidence of parental misconduct that did involve a contempt finding, noting that, in that case, “the trial court could reasonably conclude that the motions [the parent] filed were frivolous and unreasonable”
• “[I]n order to avoid a contract on the basis of duress, there must be an actual or threatened violence of restraint of a man’s person contrary to law, to compel him to enter into a contract or discharge one.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).