Dickert v. Dickert

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• holding the family court did not abuse its discretion in awarding attorney’s fees when it properly considered the E.D.M. and Glasscock factors
• rejecting a claim that the goodwill in the dental practice was enterprise goodwill and thus finding the goodwill was properly excluded from the marital estate
• providing the decision whether to award attorney's fees is a matter within the sound discretion of the family court
• rejecting a claim that the goodwill in the dental practice was enterprise goodwill and, thus, finding the goodwill was properly excluded from the marital estate
• providing this court may defer to the findings of the family court because the family court sits in a better position to evaluate credibility of witnesses and weigh their testimony

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