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· 2/16/2023

Kitzan v. Kitzan

Citations

  • 985 N.W.2d 717
  • 2023 ND 23

Syllabus

A district court does not commit clear error when it determines that certain items and their valuations should be included in a marital estate if it relies on valuations within the range of evidence presented and at the time of separation. A district court's finding of economic misconduct may include unaccounted-for spending and dissipation of assets that occurs after a date of separation. A district court's denial of spousal support is not clear error when supported by facts within the record that demonstrate economic misconduct coupled with evidence showing the parties earn a similar income.

Judges: Jensen, Jon J.

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