· 8/11/2004
Garcia-Udall v. Udall
Citations
- 141 S.W.3d 323
- 2004 Tex. App. LEXIS 7152
- 2004 WL 1902987
How courts have described this case
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- reasoning that 153.0071’s different language regarding arbitration versus mediation supported its holding that trial court lacked authority to enter judgment that varied from terms of a mediated settlement agreement
- rejecting argument that trial court had discretion to modify order under Family Code section 153.007, but stating trial court has authority not to enforce agreements for best interest considerations
- rendering judgment modifing divorce decree to comport with mediated settlement agreement and affirming judgment as modified
- rendering judgment modifing divorce decree to comport with mediated settlement agreement and affirming judgment as modified
- rejecting argument that trial court had discretion to modify order under Family Code section 153.007, but stating trial court has authority not to enforce agreements for best interest considerations
- noting a trial court has authority not to enforce illegal provisions in a MSA
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Judges: Fitzgerald, Richter, Lang
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