Wood v. Wood
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the Court
COLLINS, Justice.
Mervyn Wood appeals from a Superior Court decision (Hancock County, Krav-chuk, J.), denying his motion for relief from judgment and awarding Myrtle Wood attorneys fees. Gordon Wood, an inter-venor in the divorce proceedings, seeks relief from a court order requiring him and his counsel to convey certain alleged property interests in real estate that was part of the marital estate to an overseeing attorney appointed to effectuate the sale of the property provided for in the divorce decree. Finding no abuse of discretion in the Superior Court’s denial of Mervyn’s Rule 60(b)…
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