Williams v. Williams

The former husband appeals from an order titled “Order on Motion for Contempt.” Although the order is so titled, both parties apparently agree that the order is not an order of contempt. The former husband contends the order is, in reality, an improper amendment to a final judgment of dissolution of marriage. The former wife has taken the position that the order was actually an order granting her motion to divide proceeds from sale of residence. Regardless of how the order is characterized, it was improper.

The parties were married on October 30, 1982, and separated in July, 2002. A final…