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· 9/25/1985

Matter of Marriage of Olinger and Olinger

Citations

  • 707 P.2d 64
  • 75 Or. App. 351

How courts have described this case

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  • stating general rule that, in the absence of a long period of separation with mutual financial independence, property interests are to be valued as of the date of dissolution
  • stating general rule that, in the absence of a long period of separation with mutual financial independence, property interests are to be valued as of the date of dissolution
  • in the absence of a long period of separation with mutual financial independence, property interests are to be valued as of the date of dissolution
  • “We value interests at the date of dissolution unless there has been a long period of separation and mutual financial independence.”
  • presumption of equal contribution strengthened where a spouse not only contributes salary but also does a majority of housework and half of the yard work
  • presumption of equal contribution strengthened where a spouse not only contributes her salary to the marital estate but also does the majority of the house work and half the yard work

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Judges: Buttler, Rossman

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