Cashman v. Robertson

The Supreme Judicial Court affirmed the judgment of the district court divorcing Husband and Wife, holding that the court did not err by adopting Wife’s proposed judgment and did not err in its classification of marital property and the determination of Husband’s income.Specifically, the Court held (1) the district court’s order clearly reflected its independent judgment and was fully supported by competent evidence in the record; (2) the court’s allocation of the parties’ marital assets was without error; and (3) the trial court’s determination of Husband’s income was supported by sufficient, competent record evidence. View "Cashman v. Robertson" on Justia Law