Conti v. Conti
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In this divorce action, the Supreme Court reversed the circuit court's valuation of the marital estate, inclusion of certain property in the marital estate, and determination that Kibbe Conti owed Russell Conti an $11,436 cash equalization payment, holding that the circuit court erred.
This appeal concerned only the valuation and division of certain property. The Supreme Court reversed, holding (1) the circuit court's valuation of the marital residence was clearly erroneous; (2) on remand, the circuit court is further directed to apply the legal factors outlined in this opinion and enter findings specifically addressing why certain property should be considered marital or non marital; and (3) the circuit court's determination that Kibbe owed Russell an $11,436 cash equalization payment was based on clear error.
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