Calandri

Calandri v. Calandri CA2/4

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Court of Appeal of CaliforniaNovember 3, 2025B331862California1,844 words

Opinion

Opinion

Tamzarian, J.

BACKGROUND

Shannon and John were married in November 1982 and separated in October 2016. Two months after their separation, Shannon filed a petition for dissolution of marriage. In January 2022, the parties executed two settlement agreements: (1) the “Memorandum of Settlement of Property Issues and Need-Based Attorney Fees and Order Thereon” (the Property Agreement); and (2) the “Memorandum of Settlement and Agreement on Specified Property Issues, and Order Thereon”

2 (the Water Rights Agreement). These agreements set forth the disposition of the parties’ extensive real estate portfolio upon their marriage’s dissolution. Relevant to this appeal, the Property Agreement stated that “40445 27th Street West,” “R’s current residence since separation” and two parcels of “[v]acant land adjacent” to the residence, referred to as “N12 and 27th St West” (N12) and “N13 and 27th St West” (N13), were to be sold. As to N12 and N13, the Property Agreement provided that each “property should be sold either along with the sale of the 27th West residence or independently . . . .” The Property Agreement listed each of the three properties in separate rows in a table titled “CFLR Propertizer…

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