Loans Used to Pay Expenses May Not Be Marital Debt

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October 9, 2002

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marital dissolution/divorce
Elyse Marie Tramontano Walker v. Richard James Walker
No. 2D01-2296 (Fla. 2 DCA 2002)
US
State Court
Florida
Court of Appeals
Northcutt

Summary

The Florida Court of Appeal for the 2nd District reversed and remanded the circuit court’s finding that loans the husband received from his business and used to pay various marital and personal expenses were marital debt.

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Elyse Marie Tramontano Walker v. Richard James Walker

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October 9, 2002

The Florida Court of Appeal for the Second District reversed and remanded the circuit court’s finding that loans the husband received from his business and used to pay various marital and personal expenses were marital debt. The appellate court noted that ...