Court of Appeals of South Carolina· 5/28/2008

Brown v. Brown

Citations

665 S.E.2d 174
379 S.C. 271
2008 S.C. App. LEXIS 94

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providing that to receive a divorce on the ground of adultery, the spouse seeking the divorce must establish by clear and convincing evidence that infidelity occurred
finding the family court erred in finding Husband's guns were marital property because Wife failed to present sufficient evidence that they were marital property
stating adultery may be proven by circumstantial evidence, but the evidence must be sufficiently definite to establish both a disposition to commit the offense and the opportunity to do so
stating adultery may be proven by circumstantial evidence, but the evidence must be sufficiently definite to establish both a disposition to commit the offense and the opportunity to do so
finding both parties were at fault in allowing a timeshare to fall into foreclosure and holding the family court erred in assessing the value of the timeshare solely against the husband
“The burden to show property is not subject to equitable distribution is upon the one claiming that property acquired during the marriage is not marital.”

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Judges: Huff, Kittredge, Williams

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