Husband’s Stock Earmarked for Retirement Is Separate Property

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September 19, 2000

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marital dissolution/divorce
Conchetta McNeer Sanderson v. Robert Buck Sanderson
No. 1999-CA-00915-CPA (Miss. App. 2000)
US
State Court
Mississippi
Court of Appeals

Summary

A divided Mississippi Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court's decision that husband's separate property (publicly traded stock in a family farming business) earmarked for the parties' retirement was not transformed into marital property.

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Conchetta McNeer Sanderson v. Robert Buck Sanderson

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September 19, 2000

A divided Mississippi Court of Appeals affirmed the lower court's decision that husband's separate property (publicly traded stock in a family farming business) earmarked for the parties' retirement was not transformed into marital property.