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238110 Poured Concrete Foundation and Structure Contractors
marital dissolution/divorce
marital estate, separate property, marital property, appreciation analysis
Stephens v. Stephens
2017 Neb. LEXIS 107
US
State Court
Nebraska
Supreme Court
None (wife); none (husband)
Wright

Summary

State Supreme Court adopts active appreciation rule, aligning itself with majority of jurisdiction that finds appreciation of nonmarital asset is marital property to the extent marital efforts caused it, i.e., the owner or nonowner spouse or both.
Stephens v. Stephens
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State Supreme Court adopts active appreciation rule, aligning itself with majority of jurisdiction that finds appreciation of nonmarital asset is marital property to the extent marital efforts caused it, i.e., the owner or nonowner spouse or both.

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