· 6/16/2022
Elgin Independent School District, Jodi Duron, Byron Mitchell, Angie Edmon, Beth Walterscheidt, Peter Bega, Juanita Valarie Neidig, J. D. Harkins, and David Glass v. Elgin United EISD Parents, Jennifer Culver, Deborah Gibson, Tammy Johnston, and Kellie Scott
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- stating that “‘incorporation’ and ‘merger’ are not synonymous” and addressing the legal consequences of each with respect to marital settlement agreements and dissolution decrees
- support and custody within continuing jurisdiction of court but property provisions are non-modifiable unless decree is reopened
- “[T]he trial court does not have jurisdiction to modify property settlement provisions unless circumstances exist which justify reopening the judgment.”
- After the court merges the separation agreement, the separation agreement retains its historical value.
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