Collisi v. Collisi (Per Curiam Opinion)
Annotate this CaseWife filed for divorce from Husband. In its decree of divorce and final order, the family court awarded permanent spousal support in the amount of $1,600 per month for Wife, found that Husband was a greater contributor to the breakdown of the marriage than Wife, and required that Husband pay $44,314 in equitable distribution to Wife. The circuit court affirmed. The Supreme Court reversed, holding (1) there was an insufficient factual basis in the record for the Court to determine whether the $1,600 spousal support award was appropriate; and (2) because the family court did not make findings of fact as to the value of the marital interest in the home, the court erred in requiring Husband to pay $44,314 in equitable distribution to Wife. Remanded.
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