Court of Appeals of Utah· 5/26/1994

Schaumberg v. Schaumberg

Citations

875 P.2d 598
240 Utah Adv. Rep. 11
1994 Utah App. LEXIS 75
1994 WL 227040

How courts have described this case

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holding that because husband used a marital loan to “maintain and augment” a business asset, that “changed [the asset’s] character from a personal asset to a marital asset”
concluding that use of marital assets to increase the value of nonmarital property changed the character of the appreciated portion from a separate asset to a marital asset, of which each spouse was entitled to half
stating the \trial court ... was in a superior position to judge the credibility of the witnesses and to weigh the evidence\
presuming trial court’s findings correct where husband “merely reargued the evidence supporting his position.”

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Judges: Davis, Greenwood, Jackson

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