Coll v. Coll

The parties to this appeal were married in 1962. At that time neither party had any appreciable assets. They conceived the idea of commencing a development motivation program, which over the years became immensely successful, financially earning as much as $800,000 plus in the years immediately preceding the parties’ separation. Both parties, through their efforts, developed this successful business which was conducted under an umbrella corporation known as Wayshowers, Inc. This corporation paid both the parties’ living expenses, which permitted them an expensive life style and also permitted…