Scherer v. Testino
Annotate this CaseHusband filed a motion for contempt against his former wife, for closing a business checking account in violation of the parties' 2008 divorce decree. The trial court found wife in criminal and civil contempt for interfering with the operation of the business that had been awarded to husband as part of the divorce. The court granted wife's application for discretionary appeal to address whether the trial court abused its discretion in holding her in contempt. Because wife did not violate the terms of the decree or the agreements between the parties, the court reversed the judgment.
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