· 10/16/1984
Sloop v. Friberg
Citations
- 320 S.E.2d 921
How courts have described this case
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- holding that finding of fact regarding party's total estate is \required\
- concluding trial court’s order that “visitation . . . occur[] at times and places agreeable to, and under such terms and conditions as set by, the [persons with custody]” was improper partly because parties had not stipulated to such an order
- courts look with favor on stipulations between parties in domestic cases and therefore consider them binding
- courts look with favor on stipulations between parties in domestic cases and therefore consider them binding
- stipulation of parties to allow the court to enter final judgment on custody and visitation issues in accordance with the children’s wishes was binding on the parties
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Judges: Johnson
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