McNevin v. McNevin

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• granting a petition for rehearing, vacating the original opinion, and arriving at a different conclusion regarding whether the petitioner’s tort claim had been extinguished by a dissolution decree
• unliquidated tort claim not marital property susceptible to division at time of divorce so tort action not barred
• unliquidated tort claim not marital property susceptible to division at time of divorce so tort action not barred
• personal injury claim based on assault alleged to have occurred during marriage not barred by divorce decree that incorporated terms of a property settlement agreement executed by the parties
• court held that even if spouse’s personal injury claim is classified as a property interest, it fails to qualify as marital property because it was not susceptible to division at the time of dissolution

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).