Alaska Supreme Court· 12/29/1995

Rodriguez v. Rodriguez

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908 P.2d 1007
1995 Alas. LEXIS 156
1995 WL 764599

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holding that it was not an abuse of discretion to decline to credit spouse for post-separation mortgage payments
holding that while payment of fair market rental value for the use of marital property may be required under some circumstances, trial courts have discretion whether to give credit for post-separation payments to maintain marital property in property divisions
holding that while payment of fair market rental value for the use of marital property may be required under some circumstances, trial courts have discretion whether to give credit for post-separation payments to maintain marital property in property divisions
holding that while payment of rental value for use of the marital home may be required in some cases, trial courts have discretion whether to give credit for post-separation payments to maintain marital property
affirming that default should be set aside when pro se litigant filed answer on same day default was entered
affirming that default should be set aside when pro se litigant filed answer on same day default was entered

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Judges: Moore, Rabinowitz, Matthews, Compton, Eastaugh

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