Robert D. Parker v. Phyllis Grosskopf Parker

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marital dissolution/divorce
Robert D. Parker v. Phyllis Grosskopf Parker
No. 2004-CA-00310-COA (Miss. App. 2005)
US
State Court
Mississippi
Court of Appeals
Richard C. Roberts III, William A. Pyle
Myers

Summary

The Mississippi Court of Appeals rejected the argument that the value of notes receivable should be calculated using their present cash value rather than their pay out value when the notes receivable were dissipated during the marriage.
Robert D. Parker v. Phyllis Grosskopf Parker
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The Mississippi Court of Appeals rejected the argument that the value of notes receivable should be calculated using their present cash value rather than their pay out value when the notes receivable were dissipated during the marriage.