Mississippi Supreme Court· 12/21/1994

Johnson v. Johnson

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650 So. 2d 1281
1994 WL 707269

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holding that alimony should be considered if an equitable property division leaves a deficit for one party
holding timber-sale proceeds, generated by wife's separate estate, though commingled in the family account, \reacquired\ their nonmarital status when the funds were transferred back to the wife
remanding for reexamination of the entire case is necessary when this Court cannot determine whether the chancellor abused his discretion given the lack of information in the record
remanding since the chancellor had not designated the property as either marital or non-marital
nonmari-tal assets may lose such status if the asset is commingled with marital property or used for familial benefit
Court found that, by allowing nonmarital-inherited funds to be used to benefit the entire family, spouse converted those nonmarital assets into marital assets; thus, those assets were subject to equitable distribution

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Judges: Prather, P.J., and Sullivan and James L. Roberts, Jr

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