CHRISTOPHER WALK v. STATE OF FLORIDA

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• nonpayment of mortgage by husband, causing wife to lose house, undermined integrity of court’s judgment; therefore, court properly ordered husband to pay wife value of loss
• authority to protect integrity of equitable distribution permitted court to order plaintiff to compensate defendant for value of family residence lost to foreclosure as result of plaintiffs failure to pay mortgage
• The plaintiff's claim that the award of attorney's fees is dischargeable in bankruptcy is nonjusticiable as the court can not afford the plaintiff practical relief as the plaintiff has not filed for bankruptcy.
• $ 29,500 award to preserve original judgment's integrity, where plaintiff had failed to make mortgage payments as ordered by trial court resulting in foreclosure and loss of family residence, was supported by undisputed evidence that plaintiff failed to comply with court order
• ‘‘[i]n a con- tempt proceeding, even in the absence of a finding of contempt, a trial court has broad discretion to make whole a party who has suffered as a result of another party’s failure to comply with the court order’’ (empha- sis added; internal quotation marks omitted)

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