Robert S. Catz v. Susan R. Chalker and Fidelity Investments

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• reversing district’s court’s denial of the plaintiff’s claim based on Rooker-Feldman where the plaintiff’s “due process allegation d[id] not implicate the merits of the divorce decree, only the procedures leading up to it.”

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