Unvested Stock Options Are Not Marital Property

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April 29, 1999

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marital dissolution/divorce
Leory Brandon v. Adrienne Vivan Brandon
No. 01-A-01-9805-CV-00235 (Tenn. App. 1999)
US
State Court
Tennessee
Court of Appeals
Cantrell

Summary

The Tennessee Court of Appeals concluded that unvested stock options which will vest long after the marriage has ended are not marital property subject to division in divorce because their value was too speculative.

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Leroy Brandon v. Adrienne Vivian Brandon

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April 29, 1999

The Tennessee Court of Appeals concluded that unvested stock options which will vest long after the marriage has ended are not marital property subject to division in divorce because their value was too speculative.