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: Kentucky Law BlogFAMILY LAW: "Tobacco payments and property allocation; attorney fees"
By Michael Stevens
From Lexington Lawer's Blog is a family law post: Click on heading for entire post.
Tobacco payments and property allocation; attorney fees
The process of dividing property in a divorces consists of three broad steps as outlined in Jones v. Jones, 2006-CA-001870 (Feb. 1, 2008)(to be published): ?(1) classify the property as marital or nonmarital, (2) assign to each party nonmarital property owned by that party, and (3) divide in just proportions marital property.? In the Jones case, the ex-husband, Ricky, appealed the trial court?s classification of Tobacco Transition Payment Program payments (?TTPP?) as marital property.
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on February 09, 2008 (boomark / email).
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