Kaaa v. Kaaa

How courts have described this case

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• concluding that a marital home that is nonmarital property is not transformed into a marital asset when encumbered by mortgage paid for with marital funds
• explaining when passive appreciation of nonmarital real property may constitute a marital asset
• “If a separate asset is unencumbered and no marital funds are used to finance its acquisition, improvement, or maintenance, no portion of its value should ordinarily be included in the marital estate, absent improvements effected by marital labor.”
• as revised on denial of rehearing

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).