G. W. M. v. I.M.

This is an appeal from Family Court on certain matters ancillary to the granting of a divorce between the parties. While we have no major difficulty with the substance of the disposition of the Family Court, two matters of timing and one of procedure do give us some concern and cause us to modify the disposition and remand the case for limited additional proceedings.

Preliminarily, except for one matter hereafter discussed and considering primarily the economic potential of the parties, we have no difficulty with the discretionary division of property made by the Family Court. There is a wide…