In Re the Marriage of Branstetter

How courts have described this case

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• “Pensions in general are held to be marital assets, subject to division in dissolution cases, just as any other property.” (Citations omitted.)
• “Pensions in general are held to be marital assets, subject to division in dissolution cases, just as any other property.” (Citations omitted.)
• “Pensions in general are held to be marital assets, subject to division is dissolution cases, just as any other property.”
• “Although the award of pension rights in this case was denominated as a “property” division, it is a lot like spousal support, and we believe the same rules should be applicable to both.”
• “There are generally two ways for a court to divide pension benefits.”
• “There are generally two ways for a court to divide pension benefits.”

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