In Re the Marriage of Zappanti

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• an error affecting a large percentage of the marital estate requires remand to the district court to correct such error
• a party who fails to present sufficient evidence at trial should not be allowed on appeal to challenge the inadequacy of the evidence
• “Errors by the [ district] court in determining th e property division are reversible onl y when overall they affect the parties’ substantial rights.”
• “An error affecting only a small percentage of the overall marital estate is harmless.”
• the valuation of future retirement payments is often the subject of expert testimony, usually provided by an actuary; see also In re Marriage of Riley-Cunningham, 7 P.3d 992, 994 (Colo. App. 1999
• parties must provide evidence sufficient to support their claims

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).