Court of Appeals of Arizona· 7/20/1984

Thomas v. Thomas

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690 P.2d 105
142 Ariz. 386
1984 Ariz. App. LEXIS 491

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recognizing that a spouse is not to be forced by the judgment of the trial court into seeking any employment, but must seek “appropriate” employment
noting that property acquired during marriage is presumed to be community property absent clear and convincing evidence to the contrary
stating that we “may infer from any judgment the findings necessary to sustain it if such additional findings do not conflict with express findings and are reasonably supported by the evidence”
stating that maintenance awards \cannot be based upon mere hopes and speculative expectations\
evaluating sufficiency of property by comparing monthly expenses against potential for income generation
We infer findings only if they do not conflict with the court’s express findings and if the record supports the inferences.

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Judges: Grant, Contreras, Brooks

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