Increase in Value of Premarital Stock Attributable to Owner’s Efforts Characterized as Separate Property

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August 17, 2004

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marital dissolution/divorce
Loren Edward Bishop v. Lee Ann Bishop
No. 30243-8-II (Wash. App. 2004), unpublished
US
State Court
Washington
Court of Appeals
Peggy Ann Bierbaum, Steven L. Olsen
Van Deren

Summary

The Washington Court of Appeals reversed the lower court’s characterization of the appreciation in closely held stock as marital property.

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Loren Edward Bishop v. Lee Ann Bishop

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August 17, 2004

The Washington Court of Appeals reversed the lower court’s characterization of the appreciation in closely held stock as marital property. It ruled that the character of an asset is determined at the time of its acquisition and that character is not alter ...