Undisclosed Marital Asset That Becomes Income Producing Post-Dissolution May Be Equitably Distributed

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August 10, 1998

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marital dissolution/divorce
Marion Shultz v. William M. and Buela C. Shultz
No. 40306-1-I (Wash. App. 1998), unpublished
US
State Court
Washington
Court of Appeals
Coleman

Summary

The Washington Court of Appeals reversed and remanded this equitable distribution matter for inclusion of a previously undisclosed asset.

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Marion Shultz v. William M. and Buela C. Shultz

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August 10, 1998

The Washington Court of Appeals reversed and remanded this equitable distribution matter for inclusion of a previously undisclosed asset. During the marriage, the husband invested a part for an airplanes. On the date of the divorce, the patent was not in ...