This form is a stipulation and order regarding cash expenditures. The form provides that from and after the service of the order, neither party will be allowed to expend cash or otherwise transfer assets or incur debt in amounts exceeding the figure specified in the document.
Minnesota Stipulation and Order Limiting Expenditures pending Property Settlement
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Minnesota
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MN-8267D
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