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A New York court has granted a woman's application to discontinue the divorce proceedings she initiated in 1997, basing its decision on her husband's seven-year delay in filing an answer. The ruling strengthens any subsequent argument that the couple's marital property should be classified and valued based on its worth at the time of the second filing rather than at the time of her original filing. The state's appellate divisions are split on this issue.
February 02, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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