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Nelson v. Williams

Citations

  • 135 S.W.3d 202
  • 2004 Tex. App. LEXIS 2683
  • 2004 WL 585389

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  • holding res judicata applies to a final divorce decree to the same extent that it applies to any other final judgment
  • holding res judicata barred claims for breach of fiduciary duty, fraud, civil conspiracy, and negligence because underlying matter, i.e., fraud concerning the value of the community estate, could have been litigated in divorce case
  • alleging attorney husband’s failure to disclose forthcoming settlement which would yield fee in excess of $200 million and threats to render his law practice worthless if wife sought an appraisal prevented wife from presenting meritorious claim
  • alleging attorney husband’s failure to disclose forthcoming settlement which would yield fee in excess of $200 million and threats to render his law practice worthless if wife sought an appraisal prevented wife from presenting meritorious claim

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Judges: Gray, Vance, Reyna

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