Loi v. Feeley
Annotate this CasePrior to the marriage of Todd Feeley and Anne Nang Loi, Anne inherited or was gifted money from the sale of her family's business. Anne filed for dissoluion of the parties' marriage in 2009. At trial, Anne alleged that approximately $180,000 of the parties' $198,000 down payment on the marital home came from her inherited funds. The district court found that there was no evidence other than the testimony of Anne and her mother to establish that $180,000 of the inherited money had been applied to the down payment. Instead, the court found that Anne was entitled to an additional $79,982 in equity from the marital home because this amount could be traced to the down payment. The Supreme Court affirmed, holding that Anne failed to show the district court's equitable distribution of the marital estate lacked credible support in the evidence or otherwise constituted an abuse of discretion.
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