Bremer v. Bremer
Annotate this CaseAfter the parties’ divorce was granted and a final judgment of divorce was entered, William filed two motions in the family court seeking clarification of the division of assets, specifically as to two businesses that he and Valerie had operated during their marriage. The family court justice entered an order clarifying the final judgment of divorce and awarding the businesses to William. The court then entered an order adjudging Valerie in contempt and ordering her to comply with the final judgment of divorce. Included in the order was an award of interest against Valerie. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding (1) the chief judge of the family court did not err in assigning the motion for clarification to the family court justice who had presided over the original divorce action; (2) the family court justice did not err in issuing a decision on William’s motion for clarification; and (3) Valerie pointed to no valid basis for disturbing the contempt finding.
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