In RE ESTATE OF BAKER v. King

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• noting that “affirmative defenses that are not properly raised are waived”
• noting that “affirmative defenses that are not properly raised are waived.”
• finding waiver of the defense of laches based upon failure to affirmatively plead that defense under Tenn. R. Civ. P. 8.03
• wife unaware that husband owned a rental house, and did not know value of his gas station and other assets at time of agreement
• “Wife was not represented by independent counsel, nor was it proven that Wife was given an opportunity to consult with independent counsel”
• burden of proof not met that wife had full knowledge of husband’s assets; she was unaware that he had rental house, did not know the value of his gas station business or other assets

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