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	11. Divorce Source: DISCOVERY VIOLATIONS - GRANTIN OF DEFAULT JUDGMENT (�1997) The trial court did not abuse its discretion when it granted a default judgment in the wife ... 65.2%
	12. Divorce Source: DISCOVERY - FILES ON NOTEBOOK COMPUTER (�1997) Files on a notebook computer which the husbands employer permitted him to use at home were discoverable by the wife, subject to the attorney-client privilege ... 65.2%
	13. Divorce Source: DISCOVERY FROM THIRD PARTIES (�1996) The husband served subpoenas upon the wifes father, his company, and two of the fathers employees, seeking voluminous documents and broad financial disclosure concerning the company ... 65.2%
	14. Divorce Source: DISCOVERY OF CURRENT ASSETS AFTER LONG SEPARATION (�1995) The wife was entitled to discover the husband ... 65.2%
	15. Divorce Source: DISCOVERY SANCTIONS (�1994) The decision to impose sanctions against husband for failing to produce business records was not an abuse of discretion, but sanctions were overbroad to the extent that they excluded evidence on issue ... 65.2%
	16. Divorce Source: VALUATION OF LAW PRACTICES (�1995) The wifes proof of the value of the husbands interest in his law firm partnership should not have been limited to the value of his capital account, and she should have been allowed discovery to evaluate the value of his interest ... 60.9%
	17. Divorce Source: TRACING SEPARATE PROPERTY THROUGH A COMMINGLED BANK ACCOUNT This article considers one of the most common property division issues in the modern divorce case: the tracing of marital and separate funds through a commingled bank or investment account. All dual-classification jurisdictions, under both community property law and equitable distribution law, agree ... 26.1%
	18. Divorce Source: REMEDIES FOR PARTY'S LACK OF COOPERATION OR BAD FAITH (�1997) These two cases address different remedies for litigation misconduct during divorce proceedings. In one case, a spouse ... 26.1%

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