· 4/15/2024
In the Matter of the Estate of Edward R. Portillo v. the State of Texas
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- holding that “Kokkonen only requires a reasonable indication that the court has retained jurisdiction, ‘such as a provision “retaining jurisdiction” over the settlement agreement’”
- noting that even though the parties had not yet formalized their agreement in writing, their “objective acts ... reflected] that an agreement had been reached”
- considering the record of post-settlement correspondence in determining meaning of term
- “The existence of a valid agreement is not diminished by the fact that the parties have yet to memorialize the agreement.”
- “[S]ummary enforcement of a settlement agreement has been deemed appropriate where no substantial dispute exists regarding the entry into and terms of an agreement.”
- “No evidentiary hearing was held in the instant case because neither party requested one.”
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