District Court of Appeal of Florida· 9/6/1996
Stoler v. Stoler
Citations
- 679 So. 2d 837
- 1996 WL 501137
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- holding that in awarding attorney's fees in a dissolution case, the trial court must consider the parties' overall financial resources not simply income and earning capacity
- holding that the wife should be responsible for a portion of her own fees and costs where the husband’s disposable income was $10,927, the wife’s disposable income was $6273, but each spouse left the marriage with $700,000 in marital assets
- reversing order requiring husband to pay all of wife's attorney's fees where record showed that wife had sufficient assets to pay a portion of her own fees and costs
- affirming finding that interest on attorney's fees and costs accrues from date of entitlement and that postjudgment interest may accrue on prejudgment amount, citing Higley South
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