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Thompson v. Thompson

Citations

  • 183 Conn. 96
  • 438 A.2d 839
  • 1981 Conn. LEXIS 449

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  • pension benefits not too uncertain or speculative to be considered property subject to distribution
  • pension benefits not too uncertain or speculative to be considered property subject to distribution
  • “The present value of a pension benefit may be arrived at by using generally [sic] actuarial principles to discount for mortality, interest and the probability of the employee remaining with the employer until retirement age.”
  • trial court properly considered plaintiff’s unaccrued pension benefits as source of future income when fixing prop- erty assignment and alimony orders
  • the value of unaccrued benefits ascertainable by resort to actuarial tables and not too speculative for division at dissolution
  • “The present value of a pension benefit may be arrived at by using general ] actuarial principles to discount for mortality, interest and the probability of the employee remaining with the employer until retirement age.”

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Judges: Weight, Bogdanski, Peters, Healey, Armentano, Wright

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