In Re the Marriage of Parks

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• stating that a motion under rule 60(b) is “ancillary to or a continuation of the original suit” and so long as the Court had jurisdiction originally, jurisdiction continues for purposes of rule 60(b)
• “By not objecting to the court’s jurisdiction . . . [appellant] consented to [i.e., lost right to contest] the court’s jurisdiction over him” at time of original decree
• \By not objecting to the court's jurisdiction and by seeking the relief he did\ the appellant \consented to the court's jurisdiction\ and thereby waived the right to challenge jurisdiction
• seeking affirmative relief in original dissolution proceeding constitutes implied consent
• seeking affirmative relief in original dissolution proceeding constitutes implied consent
• seeking affirmative relief in original dissolution proceeding constitutes implied consent

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).