The Family Code now expressly divests the trial court of the ability to issue further orders regarding a division of property pursuant to divorce while an appeal is pending; the trial court did not have the power here to issue further orders in regard to the division of property, including ordering a show-cause hearing on the motion for contempt.
September 06, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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