In the Matter of Terrie Harman and Thomas McCarron

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• observing that the trial court may set aside a final judgment upon a motion demonstrating fraud, accident, mistake, or misfortune
• authorizing trial court in domestic relations proceedings to “modify any order made by it . . . except as otherwise provided in RSA 458:19- aa”
• rejecting the parties’ argument that the trial court had authority to vacate their divorce decree based solely on their reconciliation and agreement to vacate the decree
• upholding trial court’s determination that it lacked authority to vacate the parties’ divorce decree where parties did not argue fraud, accident, mistake, or misfortune, but rather argued that vacating their decree was required because they had reconciled

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