In Re Marriage of Jeffords v. Scott
Trial court properly modified judgment when a loan from husband to wife was discharged in bankruptcy, by relieving husband of his obligation for provide a QDRO which was a quid pro quo for repayment of the loan.
In Re Marriage of Dewey v. Dewey
Divorce decree ordering transfer of one-half of retirement plan via QDRO created a new interest at the moment divorce decree was entered and is non-dischargeable.
In Re Marriage of Lyman v. Lyman
Trial court erred by reopening judgement under 806.07 to prevent dischargeability of debt .
Spankowski (Zuercher) v. Spankowski
Discharge of a property settlement in bankruptcy does not warrant relief under sec. 806.07.
In Re Lockwood
Gal fees are not dischargeable under11 U.S.C. §523(a)(5) as they are a support obligation.
In Re Marriage of Eckert v. Eckert
Trial court can modify maintenance after husband discharged property division in bankruptcy.
In Re Jarrell
Order that husband pay wife’s attorney’s fees in nondischargeable support.