Frumkes v. Frumkes

How courts have described this case

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• reversing award of attorneys’ fees because the trial court was without jurisdiction to modify the final judgment without authorization from a rule or statute
• no award of attorney's fees possible, even though counsel stipulated to such, when the final judgment failed to include a provision for attorney's fees
• “The court retains the power to modify by subsequent order the time and manner of the enforcement of a final judgment after it becomes final, but it does not retain the power, unless provided by statute or rule, to amend, modify or alter the provisions of a final judgment.”
• “The court retains the power to modify by subsequent order the time and manner of the enforcement of a final judgment after it becomes final, but it does not retain the power, unless provided by statute or rule, to amend, modify or alter the provisions of a final judgment.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).