Proceeds From Qui Tam Action Are Divisible Asset

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January 29, 1997

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marital dissolution/divorce
Vivian Biddle v. Paul Biddle
No. A072326 (CA App. 1st Dist. 1997)
US
State Court
California
Court of Appeals
Poche

Summary

The California Court of Appeals concluded that while a qui tam action is owned by the United States, the spouse who filed the action has a contingent right to receive income from that action. The court then determined that the action was an immature asset ...

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January 29, 1997

The California Court of Appeals concluded that while a qui tam action is owned by the United States, the spouse who filed the action has a contingent right to receive income from that action. The court then determined that the action was an immature asset ...