Hewlett v. Hewlett
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SMART, Judge.
This case involves an order setting aside a decree of dissolution on the basis of fraud. Robert T. Hewlett appeals from the trial court’s order finding that he had undervalued marital assets, overstated certain marital liabilities, and concealed several other assets in the property settlement agreement. The trial court found fraudulent concealment and misrepresentation of assets in an amount of at least $1.2 million, and set aside the decree of dissolution.
Judgment is affirmed.
Robert T. (“Husband”) and Patricia R. (“Wife”) Hewlett were married on December 22, 1960 and they had…
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