Nolan v. Nolan

Opinion

By motion dated April 12, 2002, the plaintiff, Darlene D. Nolan, sought to open the judgment of dissolution of her marriage, dated November 22, 1995, on the ground of fraud.1 The plaintiff, the ex-wife, claimed that the written agreement signed by the parties and incorporated into the judgment, was procured by “the gross fraud and deception practiced by the defendant,” Michael J. Nolan, her ex-husband. The motion was denied, and the plaintiff now appeals from that judgment. We conclude that the trial court was correct and affirm the judgment.

The plaintiff claims that she proved that…