In Re Marriage of Griffin

This is a purported appeal by petitioner, Lois Griffin, from the February 3, 1992, denial of her motion to correct a minute order. The order is not appealable at this time and we dismiss the appeal. “Wise adjudication has its own time for ripening.” (Maryland v. Baltimore Radio Show (1949) 338 U.S. 912, 918 [ 94 L.Ed. 562, 566 , 70 S.Ct. 999 ] opn. by Frankfurter, J. on denial of petn. for writ of cert.)

On May 28, 1991, the date of a mandatory settlement conference, a minute order was entered which states, “counsel stipulate that the attached document represents the value of the first two properties if they are awarded to respondent.” The one-page attached document listed seven categories of property with corresponding fair market values, liens, and the net values. The first two properties listed were the “Thin-Lite Corporation” at $1,120,000 and “. . . the real property and building located at 530 Constitution Avenue” at $133,235. The latter is the real property on which Thin-Lite Corporation is situated. The minute order also sets a trial date. Among the issues set for trial was “whether the petitioner retains a one-quarter interest in this business and the real…