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· 6/29/1990

Bandow v. Bandow

Citations

  • 794 P.2d 1346
  • 1990 Alas. LEXIS 81
  • 1990 WL 94938

How courts have described this case

Verbatim parenthetical descriptions written by other courts when citing this decision. Ranked by citation-network relevance.

  • holding that at least part of annuity given in settlement was divisible; remanded for reapportionment
  • holding that tort damages are separate property except where intended to replace pre-divorce lost earnings
  • holding that lost earnings component of annuity given to spouse in settlement of medical malpractice claim was marital property to the extent it replaced predivorce lost earnings
  • holding that a medical malpractice settlement consisting of an annuity paid in monthly installments was \in fact `property'\ in deciding how to divide that property in a divorce action
  • holding that if “parties do not provide sufficient evidence to make a reasonable allocation to a separate estate, [then] the award should be classified as marital property”
  • holding that a medical malpractice settlement consisting of an annuity paid in monthly installments was \in fact 'property' \ in deciding how to divide that property in a divorce action

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Judges: Matthews, Witz, Burke, Compton, Moore

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