In Re the Marriage of Lockwood

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• providing that if the court finds that a party dissipated marital assets or otherwise engaged in economic fault, the court determines “the value of the asset when it last existed as marital property and equitably distribute[s] that value to the parties”
• “[A] court can value marital property that has been dissipated as of the date it still existed.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).