Harrower v. Harrower

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• holding that shares of stock in husband's name had not been transmuted
• holding that superior court's reliance on tax-assessed values was not clearly erroneous
• holding that tax appraisals do not reliably measure true value}. 32 . See Haisley v. Grant, 486 P.2d 367, 370 (Alaska 1971). 33 . AS 25.24.160(a) provides in relevant part: In a judgment in an action for divorce ... (4
• stating that increase in value of separate property is marital under active appreciation theory if resulting from marital efforts
• stating that increase in value of separate property is marital under active appreciation theory if resulting from marital efforts
• noting that transmutation converts the entire asset to marital property

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