In Re Marriage of Molloy

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• stating appellate court will only reverse a trial court’s error if the complaining party suffered prejudice
• stating appellate court will only reverse superior court’s error if the complaining party suffered prejudice
• rejecting argument that excess earnings is “the only proper method to value goodwill” and holding “[a] court is not required to use any one specific method to value goodwill”
• “On remand, a superior court must strictly follow the mandate of an appellate decision.”
• reversal warranted only if \complaining party suffers prejudice as a result of the error\
• “Not all errors in the superior court warrant reversal, however. We will reverse only if the complaining party suffers prejudice as a result of the error. Prejudice must appear affirmatively from the record.”

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