Biddle v. Miller

Summary

The Supreme Court of Delaware affirmed enforcement of the parties’ stipulated property-division order, holding that the Family Court properly granted summary judgment, rejected laches, struck the untimely amended answer, and awarded attorney’s fees. The court concluded that Biddle’s admitted conduct constituted bad faith and unclean hands, that Miller’s delay was reasonable, and that Biddle breached the order by withholding her pension share and failing to notify her of his early retirement.