O'Link v. O'Link

How courts have described this case

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• stating that final property division order \is modifiable to the same extent as any equitable decree of the court\
• holding superior court lacked jurisdiction to grant relief from property settlement incorporated in divorce decree where parties’ motions for relief were filed more than two years after initial decree was entered
• holding superior court lacked jurisdiction to grant relief from property settlement incorporated in divorce decree where parties' motions for relief were filed more than two years after initial decree was entered
• treating request to modify divorce decree \as requests for relief from judgment under Civil Rule 60\
• “A property division incorporated within a divorce decree is a final judgment and is modifiable to the same extent as any equitable decree of the court.”
• “A property division incorporated within a divorce decree is a final judgment and is modifiable to the same extent as any equitable decree of the court.”

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