Marriage of Oberle v. Oberle
Court of Appeals of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION
RANDALL, Judge.
In this marriage dissolution, the husband appeals the trial court’s property division, including the method of dividing the parties’ pension interests. We reverse and remand for a redetermination and redivision of the parties’ assets.
FACTS
Robert and Marilyn Oberle were married in 1951, and had five children, all of whom are now adults. Marilyn, now age 51, worked exclusively as a homemaker until 1966, when she began working as a bank teller. In 1982 she earned a gross income of $10,233.00. She is in good health and is likely to remain employed. Even while employed…
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