In the Matter of Lynn Mortner and Theodore Mortner

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• explaining that, in a dissolution proceeding, trial court has authority to refuse to accept terms of a stipulation
• stating that, in divorce proceeding, trial court has duty to both parties and all citizens to ensure that a stipulation is fair and reasonable
• stating judicial review of divorce stipulation is not “mere formality” (quotation omitted)
• trial court has authority to accept stipulation in whole or in part

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).