In Re the Marriage of Mattson

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• explaining that intransigence is a basis for awarding fees on appeal that is separate from RCW 26.09.140, which considers financial need.
• awarding attorney fees on appeal based on party's \intransigence at trial and his appeal of that outcome\
• rejecting father's argument that he should not be required to contribute to summer camp expenses because he could supervise the children while former wife was at work and observing that this argument was inconsistent with RCW 26.09.260

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