Lord v. Lord
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
The parties’ various challenges meriting comment are directed at Trial Term’s characterization and distribution of the marital residence, referred to as the "Briggs House”; the income-producing real property acquired during the marriage; various valuations; the denial of permanent maintenance; and the effect of "fault” on the awards made.
With respect to the Briggs House, Trial Term concluded that one half its net value was plaintiff’s separate property with the other half marital property to be divided evenly. Plaintiff contends the entire property is separate property, while defendant…
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