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Song v. Song (1/8/99), 972 P 2d 589 |
 | | Song's proposed findings of fact and conclusions of law, he renewed this request, arguing that "if the court sets aside the property division, he is entitled to a trial on a new property division." In short, the record belies Ms. |
 | | Song that, upon setting aside the decree of dissolution, it intended to treat the case as a divorce, and because the court likewise failed to provide him an opportunity for a full evidentiary hearing on disputed property issues that arose as a result of the parties' post-dissolution dispute, we conclude that Mr. |
 | | Song's attorney on the merits of her property division arguments should not be included in this award; they should be deferred for consideration as part of any fee requests relating to the remaining proceedings on remand. |
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