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Taylor v. Taylor

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  • 928 N.W.2d 458

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  • finding that a husband’s lack of disclosure in discovery and court orders justified a valuation of property that favored the wife
  • considering life insurance proceeds in contempt proceedings when assessing ability to pay
  • “To form the basis for a subsequent finding of contempt, an order must state the details of compliance in such clear, specific and unambiguous terms that the person to whom it is directed will know exactly what duties or obligations are imposed upon [her].”

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Judges: Jensen

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