A Brooklyn judge refused a husband's motion to release $100,000 in marital funds to repair damages from the storm he claims rendered uninhabitable a house in Breezy Point, Queens owned by him and his wife.
February 11, 2013 at 12:00 AM
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An already contentious divorce has been rendered even more complicated by Hurricane Sandy.
The Brooklyn judge hearing O.R. v. J.R., refused husband O.R.’s motion to release $100,000 in marital funds to repair damages from the storm he claims rendered uninhabitable a house in Breezy Point, Queens owned by him and his wife.
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