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Foster v. Foster

Citations

  • 883 P.2d 397
  • 1994 Alas. LEXIS 101
  • 1994 WL 576206

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  • date marriage ceases to function as single economic unit, typically date of separation, is time after which newly-acquired property is non-marital
  • \[T]he court can `recapture' the asset by giving it an earlier valuation date and crediting all or part of it to the account of the party who controlled the asset.\
  • “The date that the marriage has ceased to function as a single economic unit, often the date of separation, is the date after which newly acquired property should be considered non-marital property.”

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Judges: Moore, Rabinowttz, Matthews, Compton, Bryner

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