holding husband could not seek to set aside judgment and relitigate child support and other issues because "trial court lost subject matter jurisdiction over the divorce case when [the wife] died"
Summary of this case from Towle v. Lègar (In re Marriage of Towle)No. 91,029.
July 30, 2004.
Appeal from the Sedgwick.
Unpublished Opinions Reversed; remanded with directions.
holding husband could not seek to set aside judgment and relitigate child support and other issues because "trial court lost subject matter jurisdiction over the divorce case when [the wife] died"
Summary of this case from Towle v. Lègar (In re Marriage of Towle)Full title:In re Marriage of Gilchrist
Court:Court of Appeals of Kansas
Date published: Jul 30, 2004
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