Superior Court of Pennsylvania· 2/15/1991

Williamson v. Williamson

Citations

586 A.2d 967
402 Pa. Super. 276
1991 Pa. Super. LEXIS 386

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providing that “finder of fact is entitled to weigh evidence and assess credibility” and “believe all, part or none of the evidence presented”
observing that equitable -7- J-S01033-17 distribution must be equitable, but it need not be equal
providing that “[the] finder of fact is entitled to weigh evidence and assess credibility” and “believe all, part or none of the evidence presented”
providing that the “finder of fact is entitled to weigh evidence and assess credibility” and to “believe all, part or none of the evidence presented”
declining to dismiss appeal where the “parties have not been prejudiced by . . . minor procedural violations”
finder of fact is entitled to weigh the evidence presented, assess its credibility, and believe all, part, or none of what is presented

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Judges: Popovich, Hudock, Montgomery

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