Mishler v. Mishler

ARNOLD, Judge.

Plaintiff first contends that the trial court erred in not allowing additional evidence and in failing to make findings of fact concerning the parties’ intent to keep their finances separate during the course of their marriage. We disagree.

Despite the fact that the parties had their own individual checking accounts, the record is replete with evidence that no such informal agreement by the parties ever existed. Defendant used her savings to make mortgage payments on real property that plaintiff had purchased prior to the marriage. Defendant, herself, contends that no such…