In Re the Marriage of Thorn

How courts have described this case

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• holding that the family court can order a spouse to return sole and separate property, even if the property has declined in value or changed form
• “Having successfully persuaded the court to follow this approach, he cannot now argue it was erroneous.”
• distinguishing Weaver and concluding that subject matter jurisdiction is not “coterminous” with the family court’s authority to act pursuant to the marital statutes
• affirming family court’s authority to order return of party’s sole and separate property
• “[T]his court only acquires jurisdiction over those matters identified in a timely filed notice of appeal.”
• we “only acquire[] jurisdiction over those matters identified in a timely filed notice of appeal”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).