· 5/24/1990
Haumont v. Haumont
Citations
- 793 P.2d 421
- 135 Utah Adv. Rep. 59
- 1990 Utah App. LEXIS 94
- 1990 WL 69056
How courts have described this case
Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.
- holding property division must be supported by adequate factual findings
- ‚*T+he trial court may, in the exercise of its broad discretion, divide the property equitably, regardless of its source or time of acquisition.‛
- purpose of alimony is to maintain the receiving spouse, as nearly as possible, in the same standard of living that existed during the marriage
- irreconcilable differences subsection “is intended to be a no-fault provision”
- irreconcilable differences subsection “is intended to be a no-fault provision”
- noting premarital property generally retained by acquiring spouse
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Judges: Billings, Garff, Greenwood
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