Young v. Young
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the Court
WERNICK, Justice.
On April 3, 1971 plaintiff, Marjorie J. Young, who had been previously married and divorced, married the defendant, Nathan T. • Young. For approximately two months after they were married the parties lived in a house in South Portland which plaintiff owned by virtue of the property settlement made in her prior divorce. In May, 1971, plaintiff and defendant purchased another house in Cumberland for $24,500.00 and moved into it in early June of 1971. From funds each had acquired before the marriage defendant contributed $11,765.00 and plaintiff $500.00 toward the purchase price…
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