· 3/13/2003
Kea v. Kea
Citations
- 839 So. 2d 903
- 2003 WL 1086644
How courts have described this case
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- reversing because “contempt is not the proper remedy for property settlement disputes” and explaining that “contempt is proper only if the unpaid debt is for alimony or child support”
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Judges: Browning
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