Murff v. Murff

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• recognizing that trial courts have broad discretion in dividing the marital estate, and we presume that the trial court exercised its discretion properly
• holding that trial court may take size of parties’ separate estates into consideration in dividing marital estate
• holding that trial court may take size of parties = separate estates into consideration in dividing marital estate
• stating that trial court may consider many factors in deciding the estates of the parties, including the size of their separate estates
• stating that trial court may consider many factors in deciding the estates of the parties, including the size of their separate estates
• holding that a trial court, in making a \just and right\ division of the property, may properly consider such factors as the spouses' capacities and abilities, business opportunities, education, relative physical conditions, and relative financial condition and obligations

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