Cleverly v. Cleverly

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• explaining that trial court’s visitation schedule will stand unless court’s “discretion was exercised upon unfounded considerations or to an extent clearly unreasonable upon the facts presented”
• “It is an abuse of discretion for the trial court to premise its division of marital property on outdated valuations of the assets involved.”
• “The pattern of [parental] visitation adopted is within the discretion of the trial court . . .'.”
• “It is an abuse of discretion for the trial court to premise its division of marital property on outdated valuations of the assets involved.”
• the pattern of visitation adopted will not be reversed unless the trial court’s discretion “was exercised upon unfounded considerations or to an extent clearly unreasonable upon the facts presented” (quotation omitted)
• any change in property settlement necessitates reexamination of maintenance

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).