In Re Marriage of Blunda

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• holding that shares of stock acquired by the wife pursuant to a corporate resolution executed by her father constituted a gift and were therefore the wife's nonmarital property
• holding that shares of stock acquired by the wife pursuant to a corporate resolution executed by her father constituted a gift and were therefore the wife’s nonmarital property
• finding the evidence sufficient to prove that the transfer of shares of stock were a gift from the wife’s father when the father filed a gift tax return and testimony in the record established that the stock was a gift
• if the spouse charged with dissipation does not adequately document expenditures, courts will affirm a finding of dissipation
• “Donative intent is presumed where the transfer of property is from a parent to a child.”
• father’s filed gift tax return as evidence of donative intent

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).