Moses v. Moses

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• holding that, due to the vagueness of the amended final judgment of divorce, the trial court abused its discretion in finding the appellant in contempt
• holding that, due to the vagueness of the amended final judgment of divorce, the trial court abused its discretion in finding the appellant in contempt
• chancellor's finding of a conflict of interest held erroneous, so award of fees based thereon reversed
• “In order to award attorney’s fees in a contempt matter, the trial court must first consider if there was a willful violation of the court’s order.”
• “In order to award attorney’s fees [and court costs] in a contempt matter, the trial court must first consider if there was a willful violation of the court’s order.”
• court reversed contempt judgment, so award of attorney’s fees also reversed

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