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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Harrison finds the court properly denied the husband’s motion to set aside the divorce decree which was entered without his participation because, as he claims, his ex-wife lied about how they would work out property and custody issues out of court. The wife says that she didn’t lie and the arguments as presented do not show the court’s finding that misconduct was not proven was an abuse of discretion. Affirmed.
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