Moseley v. Moseley
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
KAROHL, Judge.
Husband, Warren Moseley, and Moseley and Moseley P.C. [M & M P.C.] appeal one provision in a Decree of Dissolution. The parties were married in 1974. They separated in 1985 and the decree of dissolution was entered on December 29, 1988. A lengthy decree was entered without the benefit of a Separation Agreement. The trial court recognized and distributed various items of marital and separate property. Appellants claim the court erred in finding a substantial asset to be wife’s separate property.
Husband and M & M P.C. claim the court erred in finding and holding the following:
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