In Re Marriage of Trask

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• defendant was damaged by frivolous appeal; damages assessed in amount equivalent to legal fees and expenses incurred in defending her position on appeal
• appeal was so lacking in substantive merit as to be frivolous
• where appellant’s lawyer had raised the same arguments regarding trial court’s awarding attorney fees to female litigants in other cases and each time the argument was rejected, the Court of Appeals found the instant appeal so lacking in substantive merit as to be frivolous

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