$222,747
Divorce - Equitable Distribution
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Case Details
Wife's inheritance funds of $222,747.19 were deemed non-marital property despite commingling, due to traceability and short duration in joint account in Neff v. Neff. Husband's appeal was denied.
Additional Notes
Husband appealed an equitable distribution order, claiming inheritance funds were non-marital. Court ruled that wife's inheritance funds, though commingled, remained non-marital property due to traceability and short commingling period, and husband had already benefited.