In Re Marriage of Drone

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• finding the respondent’s workers’ compensation claim accrued at the time of his injury in 1979 because he had the right to file his claim. “Therefore, his settlement check was nonmarital property as it was acquired prior to the marriage.”
• finding the respondent’s workers’ compensation claim accrued at the time of his injury in 1979 because he had the right to file his claim. “Therefore, his settlement check was nonmarital property as it was acquired prior to the marriage.”
• finding the respondent’s workers’ compensation claim accrued at the time of his injury in 1979 because he had the right to file his claim. “Therefore, his settlement check was nonmarital property as it was acquired prior to the marriage.”
• “it is reasonable to infer that the time the cause of action accrues determines the classification of this property interest. Generally, a cause of action accrues when facts exist which allow a person to maintain an action against another. ([Citation.]
• “workers’ compensation claim accrued at the time of his injury”
• “workers’ compensation claim accrued at the time of his injury”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).