Farlee v. Farlee
Annotate this CaseAfter six years of marriage, Jamie and Clayton Farlee divorced. In dividing the marital property, the circuit court ordered Clay to pay Jamie $48,000 to equalize the property division without indicating the total value of the assets awarded to Clay and Jamie. Jamie appealed, contending that the court erred in failing to classify disputed assets as marital or nonmarital and in failing to value certain marital property. The Supreme Court determined that because of uncertainties regarding the marital classification of all disputed property, and because the Court was unable to determine the circuit court's valuation of all marital property, the Court was unable to review whether the circuit court arrived at an equitable division. Consequently, the Court reversed and remanded for reconsideration of the property division after the entry of findings of fact and conclusions on the existing record clearly resolving the valuation and marital property issues.
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