Widder v. Widder

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• recognizing that relative financial circumstances of the parties controls fee award in dissolution proceedings, not prevailing party standard
• “[A] prevailing party standard does not govern in determining whether a party in dissolution or post-dissolution proceedings is entitled to attorney’s fees. Rather, it is the relative financial circumstances of the parties that controls.”
• “[A] prevailing party standard does not govern in determining whether a party in dissolution or post-dissolution proceedings is entitled to attorney’s fees. Rather, it is the relative financial circumstances of the parties that controls.”

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