Devion Faulkner v. the State of Texas

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• recognizing that party may seek allocation of property omitted from decree either by separate civil action or by motion to reopen dissolution
• recognizing that party may seek allocation of property omitted from decree either by separate civil action or by motion to reopen dissolution
• presuming superior court found every fact necessary to support its ruling because parties did not request written findings of fact or conclusions of law
• presuming superior court found every fact necessary to support its ruling where parties did not request written findings of fact or conclusions of law
• Absent a request for written findings of fact and conclusions of law, “we presume that the superior court found every fact necessary to support its ruling.”
• “Because neither party requested written findings of fact or conclusions of law, we presume that the superior court found every fact necessary to support its ruling.”

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