· 5/11/2023
Tilana J. Toney v. Steven Chloe Strickland
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- holding that under the Act and Howell, a state court may not order indemnification for waiver of retirement pay in favor of disability pay, although it may consider disability benefits in assessing the parties’ financial condition for purposes of alimony
- judgment entered by court that lacked jurisdiction over either parties or subject matter is void and can be attacked at any time
- collateral attacks on previous proceedings are impermissible unless attack is grounded upon court’s lack of jurisdiction over parties or subject matter; only void judgment may be collaterally attacked
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