Shorb v. Shorb

How courts have described this case

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• stating a party is bound by its concession in its appellate brief
• \[N]onvested retirement benefits are marital property if the benefits are acquired during the marriage and before the date of filing.\
• \[T]his [c]ourt has consistently held that both vested and nonvested retirement benefits are marital property if the benefits are acquired during the marriage and before the date of filing.\

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