Com. v. Ziegler

How courts have described this case

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• holding that court could draw inference against party who failed to make adequate financial disclosure
• determining that a party’s refusal to make willing disclosures of his financial status authorized the court’s adverse inference that he was concealing additional income
• noting that when a party in a domestic relations case refuses to make financial disclosures, the district court is authorized to draw the inference that the party is concealing additional resources
• the district court could draw the inference that a party’s refusal to make a willing disclosure of his financial status meant he was concealing income
• the district court, as factfinder, could draw the inference that a party’s refusal to make a willing disclosure of his financial status meant he was concealing income

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