Easley v. Easley

In a 2008 divorce decree based on a settlement agreement, an ex-husband was ordered to sell the marital home and pay his ex-wife her share of the estate. But by 2015, he had not yet done so. The superior court ordered the ex-husband to sell the home in 90 days and entered judgment against him after the deadline passed. The ex-husband appealed on due process and equity grounds, and the ex-wife appealed seeking prejudgment interest, attorney’s fees, and costs. Because both parties’ arguments lacked merit, the Alaska Supreme Court affirmed the superior court’s order. View "Easley v. Easley" on Justia Law