In Re Marriage of Kamp

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• finding that the Act leaves no doubt but that a business property interest owned by one spouse prior to the parties’ marriage is nonmarital property and retains its non-marital classification despite a significant increase in its value during marriage
• finding that the Act leaves no doubt but that a business property interest owned by one spouse prior to the parties’ marriage is nonmarital property and retains its nonmarital classification despite a significant increase in its value during marriage

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).