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· 1/26/1983

Noddin v. Noddin

Citations

  • 123 N.H. 73
  • 455 A.2d 1051
  • 1983 N.H. LEXIS 226

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that a change in financial condition “due to fault or voluntary wastage or dissipation of one’s talents and assets,” is not grounds for modification
  • stating that equitable relief will be denied to one who comes to the court with unclean hands
  • involving petition to modify alimony and child support where father brought about his own reduced financial condition when he lost job for stealing trade secrets
  • parent not entitled to modification where he had interest in jointly-owned home which could be applied to meet support obligations
  • court denied modification because obligor possessed at least one valuable asset and criminal activity was voluntary
  • court denied modification because obligor possessed at least one valuable asset and voluntarily engaged in criminal activity

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Judges: Batchelder

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