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· 8/8/2007

Riley v. Edwards-Riley

Citations

  • 963 So. 2d 829
  • 2007 WL 2254581

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that the equitable distribution statute renders it “no longer necessary to seek partition as part of a dissolution action to divide or distribute a parcel of property owned by a husband and a wife”
  • holding that the equitable distribution statute renders it “no longer necessary to seek partition as part of a dissolution action to divide or distribute a parcel of property owned by a husband and a wife,” and noting that section 61.075(4
  • \the trial court must set apart to each spouse that spouse's nonmarital assets and liabilities and then distribute the marital assets and liabilities\

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Judges: Wells, Cortiã‘as and Rothenberg

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