Wilson v. King
Annotate this CaseAppellant Lori Ann Wilson was divorced from respondent David King in Colorado in 2003. The divorce decree specified that Wilson was entitled to part of King’s military pension. King began receiving military pension payments in 2013 but has not paid Wilson her decreed share of those payments. Wilson sued King in Idaho, seeking an order establishing the sum certain owed to her from King’s military pension. King, did not live in Idaho, and opposed Wilson’s motion by asserting that Idaho courts lacked personal jurisdiction over him. The magistrate court held that it had personal jurisdiction over King and entered an order establishing the sum certain owed. King appealed, and the district court reversed. Wilson appealed. Finding no reversible error, the Idaho Supreme Court affirmed, finding King was not subject to personal jurisdiction in Idaho.
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