Callahan v. Callahan

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marital dissolution/divorce
expert testimony, asset value, spousal support, equitable distribution, future income, double counting, marital property, dissolution

Callahan v. Callahan
157 Conn. App. 78
US
State Court
Connecticut
Appellate Court
Barry S. Sziklay (wife/plaintiff), Alan Schachter (rebuttal for rehearing, wife); Mark Harrison (rehearing, husband)
Schaller

Summary

Appellate court says trial court did not double dip where it predicated its alimony order on husband’s general earning capacity, independent of husband’s employment at companies that were marital assets subject to property division.
Callahan v. Callahan
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