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Scott v. Scott

Citations

  • 586 A.2d 1140
  • 155 Vt. 465
  • 1990 Vt. LEXIS 260

How courts have described this case

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  • noting that consideration of only single 15 V.S.A. § 751(b) factor in distributing asset, absent broader analysis, would constitute abuse of discretion
  • upholding award of spousal maintenance to wife based, in part, on income that husband was “capable” of earning and “imputed” rental income
  • upholding court’s decision to award marital home to wife despite both parties’ contributions to mortgages and improvements over course of long marriage as within its “wide discretion”
  • trial court's distribution of marital property will not be disturbed on appeal unless discretion was abused, withheld or exercised on untenable grounds
  • trial court’s distribution of marital property will not be disturbed on appeal unless discretion was abused, withheld or exercised on untenable grounds
  • permissible to consider previous wage statements and previous summer's earnings to predict earning capability in future

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Judges: Allen, Gibson, Dooley, Morse, Peck

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