We cannot do so. Wife also alleges the district court erred by applying res judicata even though Storbeck II prohibited such an analysis. Because the passage to which wife refers is made in the district court's discussion of Minn. Stat. 2, the resolution of wife's claim regarding Minn. Stat. 2, addresses her res judicata claim.
Wife seeks attorney fees on appeal.
She generically invokes Minn. Stat. The record shows wife pursued this appeal in a good-faith assertion of her rights and that husband has the ability to pay a fee award, but, because we remand for findings on wife's expenses and imputed income, we must also remand the fee issue for findings on whether wife has the ability to pay her own attorney fees. We note that an assertion by wife's attorney that wife is unable to pay her fees is of limited weight. See State ex rel. While we affirm the district court's finding that wife did not make a good-faith attempt to rehabilitate, we remand for the district court to address wife's motion to modify maintenance and her request for attorney fees on appeal.