Seals v. Seals

How courts have described this case

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• awarding wife damages based on the value of certain community property that had not been disclosed by husband during dissolution proceedings
• \A fiduciary duty does not cease upon contemplation of the dissolution of a marriage.\
• “Where a party ... in clear and unambiguous terms . . . asserts the nonexistence of a fact, of which that party has or should have knowledge, the requesting party may rely on such statements. The exercise of reasonable diligence does not require a party to look behind the answers.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).