Woodward v. Berkery

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that court departed from essential requirements in failing to recognize that it had authority under family law rules of procedure to modify financial discovery requirements
• reviewing an interim award of $71,489 for fees already incurred and $65,800 for projected fees
• refusing to permit the mother to obtain discovery about the father's finances where the father (Tom Jones) indisputably had over $89,000 per month in income and had stipulated to his ability to pay any amount of child support awarded
• scope of discovery in modification proceeding “necessarily narrower” than for original proceeding and limited to “the precise change in circumstances properly alleged and cognizable in the requested modification.”
• Florida's right to privacy encompasses personal finances

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).