 | 1. Divorce Source: MONETARY AWARD POSTJUDGMENT INTEREST - DIVISION STAGE HYPOTHETICAL
The trial court was not required to consider speculative capital gains taxes which might be due at some future point if the husband sold his share of the marital property. The trial court did not err by refusing to recognize a $120,000 marital asset merely because the husbands income had exceeded hi
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100.0%
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| | 2. Divorce Source: PREJUDGMENT INTEREST
If one spouse has had the use of marital property during a lengthy separation, the other spouse may want to seek an award of prejudgment interest as an aspect of the property distribution. A spouse m
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100.0%
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| | 3. Divorce Source: Interest that Accumulates on Nonmarital Investment Funds
(©1999) Interest. One issue is how to classify the interest that accumulates on nonmarital investment funds should it be treated like income or like appreciation? This issue matters in states which characterize
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100.0%
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| | 4. Divorce Source: INTEREST ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS
(©1998) Equitable distribution settlements and awards frequently allocate marital assets to one spouse and a distributive monetary award to the other spouse. This approach is particularly useful where the
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100.0%
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| | 5. Divorce Source: INTEREST ON EQUITABLE DISTRIBUTION AWARD
(©1997) The trial courts award of prejudgment interest was improper, where the award was not authorized by statute or by the parties agreement, and where the court set forth no equitable considerations justify
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100.0%
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| | 6. Divorce Source: INTEREST ON INSTALLMENT PAYMENTS
(©1996) The longer the payment period, the greater the discrepancy between the present value and the sum of the stream of payments and the greater the potential unfairness to the recipient if the debt does
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100.0%
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| | 7. Divorce Source: INTEREST ON DEFERRED PAYMENTS
(©1994) Simple interest, and not compound interest, was payable on amount owed by wife to husband, where divorce judgment did not expressly provide for compound interest
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100.0%
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