In Re the Marriage of Foley

How courts have described this case

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• finding intransigence when husband caused delays by filing frivolous motions, refusing to appear for deposition, and refusing to read correspondence from wife’s attorney
• denying husband maintenance where wife earned $2,648 monthly and husband earned $1,350 monthly
• father’s numerous frivolous motions, refusal to appear for his deposition and to read correspondence from mother’s attorney constitutes intransigence
• appellant filed “numerous frivolous motions,” refused to show up for his deposition, and refused to read correspondence from the opposing party’s attorney
• when determining maintenance courts are strongly governed by the needs of the receiving spouse.
• abrogated by Wilcox, 3 Wn.3d at 521-23

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).