In Re Marriage of Lister

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152 Cal. App. 3d 411·1984 Cal. App. LEXIS 1672·199 Cal. Rptr. 321
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaFebruary 24, 1984Civ. 69630California2,892 words

Opinion

Opinion

Gilbert, J.

We here affirm an interlocutory judgment dissolving the marriage of Lloyd Lister (husband) and Melanie Lister (wife), and ordering husband to reimburse the community for property used to satisfy his premarital and postseparation debts and to pay a portion of his wife’s attorneys’ fees.

Facts

Husband and wife married on August 24, 1974. They separated in December 1979, reconciled in April 1981, and again separated in July of 1981. The interlocutory judgment of dissolution, entered March 1, 1982, gave wife custody of the two minor children of the parties and provided for child support but no spousal support. In the equal division of community property and debts, husband received the interest in the Central Plaza Union Station, which he operated in equal partnership with his cousin Jerald Riefkohl, and wife was awarded the family residence and furnishings.

When husband and wife were married, they purchased a single family home on Mammoth Street in Camarillo. They lived there until March 1976 when they purchased another home on Corte Aquacalte. The Riefkohls then moved into the Mammoth residence and made the mortgage payments. Title was transferred to the Riefkohls in…

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