In Re Marriage of Levine

William Levine, a husband in a dissolution of marriage action, appeals from a postjudgment order filed on March 29, 1994. His wife, Teresa Levine, has moved to dismiss the appeal from the postjudgment order. We grant the motion.

On October 12, 1990, the judgment of dissolution was entered. Paragraph 2.2 of the judgment contained a guarantee by Ms. Levine that her husband would receive at least $3,057,000 from the sale of various assets. Disputes arose between the parties as to whether there was compliance with the aforementioned guarantee. On March 29, 1994, the following order was entered in response to an order to show cause: “It Is Ordered as follows: [¶] 1. Concerning paragraph 2.2 of the Judgment entered October 12, 1990, at pp. 10 and 11 of such Judgment (such paragraph being entitled ‘Guarantee by Respondent’), the Court has authority and jurisdiction pursuant to said Judgment to make any and all orders in connection with the sale and disposition of the assets referred to in paragraph 2.2 of said Judgment, including but not limited to the authority to approve any proposed listing agreement or other method of sale of assets, including the listing agent or person…