Court of Appeals of Oregon, 1977

In re the Marriage of Moss

In re the Marriage of Moss
Court of Appeals of Oregon · Decided February 8, 1977 · Johnson, Schwab, Thornton
28 Or. App. 465; 559 P.2d 941; 1977 Ore. App. LEXIS 2648

In re the Marriage of Moss

Opinion of the Court

JOHNSON, J.

Husband appeals the dissolution decree awarding all marital property having an approximate value of $6,800 to the wife except a life insurance policy worth $500 to $600. The parties were married 18 years. The wife is 58 years old, in poor health suffering from arthritis and back ailments and has a monthly income of $100. She is not eligible for social security benefits. The husband is 51, incarcerated in the Oregon State Penitentiary and was recently denied parole. He suffers from a heart condition and by his own admission has less than three years to live. He receives $290 per month in social security benefits.

On de novo review we conclude the property settlement made by the lower court was just and equitable.

Affirmed. No costs.

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