No ‘Extraordinary Circumstances’ Existed To Set Aside Parties’ Agreement To Share Children’s Healthcare Costs
The trial court in this post-judgment divorce case wrongly set aside the parties’ agreement to share the healthcare expenses of their adult children because no “extraordinary circumstances” existed to invalidate the agreement, the Michigan Court of Appeals had ruled.
Purported ‘Clarification’ Of Divorce Judgment Vacated Because Trial Court ‘Changed’ Its Prior Ruling
The Michigan Court of Appeals has ruled the Oakland County trial court improperly granted an ex-husband’s motion to “clarify” the parties’ judgment of divorce because, in doing so, the trial court actually modified the judgment, thereby affecting the parties’ substantive rights.
Trial Court Wrongly Denied Motion To Set Aside Divorce Judgment
The trial court should not have denied the defendant’s motion to set aside the parties’ divorce judgment based on alleged fraud.