· 5/28/1996
Mallett v. Mallett
Citations
- 473 S.E.2d 804
- 323 S.C. 141
- 1996 S.C. App. LEXIS 83
How courts have described this case
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- holding property classified as nonmarital because the “purpose” of the benefit was to replace earnings after the date commencement of marital litigation
- holding when the husband's insurance business decreased passively due to market forces, \it would be grossly unfair to value this asset\ at date of filing
- holding property classified as nonmarital because the purpose of the benefit was to replace earnings after the date commencement of marital litigation
- affirming valuation of husband’s business at time of final hearing where business had declined in value by more than $30,000 since commencement of the action
- stating the division of marital property should fairly reflect each spouse's contribution to the property's acquisition
- affirming valuation of husband’s business at time of final hearing where business had declined in value by more than $30,000 since commencement of the action
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Judges: Cureton, Goolsby, Anderson
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