District Court of Appeal of Florida· 5/15/1991
Skinner v. Skinner
Citations
- 579 So. 2d 358
- 1991 WL 76504
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- holding that interlocutory order directing husband to pay wife’s medical bill did not survive final dissolution judgment that was silent as to the unpaid bill
- indicating that interlocutory order directing former husband’s payment of former wife’s medical bill did not survive final dissolution judgment into which all interlocutory matters merged
- “ ‘The general rule of procedure is that all provisional or interlocutory proceedings in a cause are merged in, and disposed of, by the final decree therein.’ ”
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- Hecht Consulting Corp. v. Manors of Inverrary XI Ass'nDistrict Court of Appeal of Florida· 2013-03-06
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- Dirienzo-Gluhareff v. GluhareffDistrict Court of Appeal of Florida· 2003-12-12
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