In Jones v. Jones, the Fifth District Court of Appeals yesterday affirmed the lower tribunal’s finding setting aside a mediated settlement agreement on the apparent grounds of fraud, in that the Husband failed to disclose, intentionally, the existence of a retirement account and its associated value. However, it was the lack of any record that drove the finding, rather than any examination of the facts of the case.
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