Lucas v. United States ex rel. Blackstone Mfg. Co.

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• ordering both parents to contribute to children’s school tui- tion because it was “required to meet the children’s needs”
• ordering both parents to contribute to children’s school tuition because it was “required to meet the children’s needs”
• “Our review is for ‘any evidence’ to support the trial court’s finding that husband acted willfully [in failing to perform obligations under the dissolution judgment].”
• \Our review is for `any evidence' to support the trial court's finding that husband acted willfully [in failing to perform obligations under the dissolution judgment].\
• wife’s homemaking contribution, which included raising the parties’ children and contributing her salary, was “substantial”
• even though neither party made substantial, targeted contribution to marital appreciation in subject property, wife’s uncompensated contributions as homemaker and caregiver for parties’ children preserved presumption that she contributed equally to that appreciation

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).