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  • 619 A.2d 692
  • 261 N.J. Super. 689

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  • severance payment where amount was based on husband’s past services to employer was compensation for past labor and therefore marital property. However, “[i]f the payment [had been] intended to replace post-marital earnings, it [would be] separate property.”
  • court held that husband’s receipt of payment for unused accumulated vacation days at time of separation was marital property because large percentage of those days were accrued during the marriage and were the result of the marital enterprise
  • court held that husband's receipt of payment for unused accumulated vacation days at time of separation was marital property because large percentage of those days were accrued during the marriage and were the result of the marital enterprise
  • severance payment received after date divorce proceedings commenced— date on which estate is determined under relevant statute — was marital property subject to distribution because payment could be characterized as compensation for past labor rather than replacement for future earnings
  • court held that husband’s receipt of payment for unused accumulated vacation days at time of separation was marital property because large percentage of those days were accrued during the marriage and were the result of the marital enterprise

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