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Citations

  • 285 A.D.2d 801
  • 727 N.Y.S.2d 537
  • 2001 N.Y. App. Div. LEXIS 7426

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  • explaining that a spouse’s right to equitable distribution vests upon entry of the divorce judgment
  • stating “the parties’ respective rights in their marital property [cannot] be determined unless and until Supreme Court [has] granted a divorce”
  • “concluding] that, because the parties’ respective rights in their marital property could not be determined unless and until [the] Supreme Court granted a divorce ..., [the wife] had no, basis under New York law to assert a claim against the marital property prior to divorce”
  • “spouses’ respective rights in marital property do not vest under New York law ... until entry of a judgment dissolving the marriage”
  • “[M]arital property rights are determined upon the granting of a divorce . . . .”
  • \[M]arital property rights are determined upon the granting of a divorce ....\

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