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· 3/8/2001

Cayan v. Cayan

Citations

  • 38 S.W.3d 161
  • 2000 WL 1289422

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that agreements under section 6.602 are binding and that a party to one is entitled to judgment based on the agreement.
  • stating that section 6.602 was enacted to create a procedural short cut for the enforcement of mediated settlement agreements in divorce cases
  • reasoning that the Legislature created a \procedural shortcut\ by enacting section 6.602 so that parties could enforce this settlement agreement as soon as it was signed
  • section 6.602 is exception to section 7.001 in allowing judgment to be entered without determination by trial court that terms of agreement are just and right
  • section 6.602 is exception to section 7.001 in allowing judgment to be entered without determination by trial court that terms of agreement are just and right
  • “[T]he prohibition against divesting a spouse of separate property applies only to judicial, i.e. , unagreed , divestitures and does not restrict the parties from dividing separate property by agreement.”

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Judges: Richard H. Edelman

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