Pollard v. Pollard
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
*1382Opinion
WORK, J.
In this hopefully unique case, we conclude that part of a judgment of dissolution which awards money in lieu of an in-kind division of nonmonetary community property is a money judgment on which interest accrues from the date of its entry, in the absence of an express or implied agreement by the parties to the contrary. Here, a remarried ex-wife has continued to reside in the marital residence and has received the entire benefit of seven-years’ appreciation in value of the marital residence. We conclude the ex-spouse is entitled to the lesser of either postjudgment interest…
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