An Albany-based appellate panel split over how large of an equitable distribution award should go to a divorced woman who kicked in a small payment for the couple's home before marriage but then handled the mortgage afterward.
January 13, 2015 at 12:00 AM
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An Albany-based appellate panel split over how large of an equitable distribution award should go to a divorced woman who kicked in a small payment for the couple’s home before marriage but then handled the mortgage afterward.
The Appellate Division, Third Department, undid a $170,000 award to Sherri Ceravolo for her share of an Albany house solely in the name of her ex-husband, Michael DeSantis.
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