William Runion, Jr. v. Dianna Lynn Mashburn Runion
Syllabus
William Lee Runion, Jr. (\Husband\) filed for divorce from his wife of many years, Dianna Lynn Mashburn Runion (\Wife\), in 2019. Throughout the parties' marriage they lived on a farm owned by Husband's father. When dividing the parties' marital estate, the trial court determined that Wife had no interest in the farm land, the real estate thereon, or the profits generated by the farm. The trial court found that these were neither separate nor marital assets, as they belonged solely to Husband's father. Wife appeals, arguing that Husband and Grandfather were engaged in an implied partnership. Discerning no error, we affirm.
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Judges: Judge Kristi M. Davis
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