· 6/3/1986
Matter of Marriage of Swan and Swan
Citations
- 720 P.2d 747
- 301 Or. 167
- 1986 Ore. LEXIS 1154
How courts have described this case
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- holding that family courts cannot consider the social security benefits of either spouse when dividing marital property
- holding that family courts cannot consider the social security benefits of either spouse when dividing marital property
- holding that Hisquierdo and McCarty prohibit consideration of federal benefits in equitable distribution of property
- holding that “the value of social security benefits of either spouse may not be considered in the division of property.”
- stating that “[including the value of ... social security benefits ... in a division of marital property ... is contrary to the Social Security Act”
- finding that the Social Security Act’s anti-assignment provisions prohibit a family court from considering Social Security benefits when dividing marital property
Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).
Judges: Peterson, Linde, Campbell, Carson, Jones
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