South Dakota Supreme Court· 5/29/1991

Johnson v. Johnson

Citations

471 N.W.2d 156
1991 S.D. LEXIS 88
1991 WL 89626

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finding that if a “husband fraudulently dissipated marital assets, they should be included in the marital estate and charged against him”
stating that “[t]he trier of fact is free to accept all of, part of, or none of the expert’s opinion.”
introducing evidence of no income and extensive counseling needed to be employable
“If the trial court finds, based on the evidence presented at the original trial, that husband fraudulently dissipated marital assets, they should be included in the marital estate and charged against him.”

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Judges: Amundson, Miller, Wuest, Henderson, Sabers

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