Jones v. Jones
New York Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
William Rigler, J.
This case is a good example of how even when a matrimonial action may not involve an unusually large amount of assets, the issues of equitable distribution may be complex. The courts are being asked to undertake the task of unraveling a couple’s development of equity over the course of a marriage and then put the pieces back together in separate but equitable fashion. It is often not an easy undertaking. Upon review of the facts, plaintiff was granted a judgment of divorce on the grounds of the constructive abandonment of her by defendant. Plaintiff’s…
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