Linda Sue Brown (Hassler) v. Ridley David Hassler
Syllabus
This appeal concerns the responsibilities of the parties, pursuant to the terms of their marital dissolution agreement, following their divorce. Appellant's ex-wife filed a petition for contempt, contending that Appellant had failed to refinance a debt allegedly owed on a condominium he was awarded in the divorce. Although the trial court did not find Appellant to be in contempt, it did order Appellant to refinance the loan in question and remove his ex-wife's name from it. We reverse.
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- “[T]he misconduct must interfere with the defendant’s ability to present his case.” (Emphasis added.)
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Judges: Judge Arnold B. Goldin
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