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Hurley v. Hurley

Citations

  • 492 A.2d 439
  • 342 Pa. Super. 156
  • 1985 Pa. Super. LEXIS 9065

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  • personal injury damages not marital property where claim arising during marriage was unliquidated until after separation
  • personal injury damages not marital property where claim arising during marriage was unliquidated until after separation
  • Pennsylvania courts have been reluctant to attach complete panoply of property rights to unliquidated personal injury tort claim
  • In which Judge Wieand noted that a spouse’s unliquidated claim for personal injury, which became liquidated after the parties’ separation, is not marital property under section 401(e)
  • claim for personal injury is not a property right capable of assignment

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Judges: Wickersham, Wieand, Hester

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