In Re Marriage of Beyer and Parkis

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• noting that words are to be given their ordinary meaning when a court interprets a statute
• noting that section 501(c — 1)(2) creates a presumption that attorney fees will be treated as advances, but that the presumption does not apply where the court orders otherwise
• noting that words are to be given their ordinary meaning when a court interprets a statute
• noting that section 501(c--1)(2) creates a presumption that attorney fees will be treated as advances, but that the presumption does not apply where the court orders otherwise
• “the party seeking fees must demonstrate the inability to pay and the ability of the other party to pay both parties’ fees”
• “[A]ny person who is compelled to pay an opposing party’s fees pursuant to section 501(c — 1)[ ] has his property interfered with by the state”

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