The Haggard case is a good example of the Court making an equitable division of marital property. The Court even corrected itself on a Motion to Alter or Amend to get an equitable division. This is also an example of the Court being big enough to admit it made a mistake.
After the trial court entered a final decree of divorce, the wife filed a motion to alter or amend, seeking a modification of the division of marital property. The trial court granted the motion to alter or amend, stating that the court was operating under a misconception concerning the wife’s position at trial, which rendered the division of marital property inequitable. The court awarded an asset previously awarded to the husband to the wife instead. Husband appeals. We affirm...read the full case here.
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