State ex rel. Givens v. Staed

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• noting the proper way to reflect one party’s disproportionately greater direct financial contribution is in the overall division of the marital estate
• \[T]ransmutation is ultimately a matter of discerning the parties' intent.\ (emphasis added)
• \Property that is nonmarital when acquired may be transmuted into marital property if it . . . is used by the parties in support of the marriage or in some other way that establishes the parties' intent to make it marital property.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).