Court of Appeals of Oregon, 1980

In re the Marriage Easterla

In re the Marriage Easterla
Court of Appeals of Oregon · Decided July 21, 1980 · Joseph, Warren
47 Or. App. 253; 613 P.2d 1100; 1980 Ore. App. LEXIS 3055

In re the Marriage Easterla

Opinion of the Court

JOSEPH, P.J.

In this dissolution case the only issue was the division of marital property. The value of assets awarded husband was substantially larger than of those awarded wife; to correct the disparity wife was given a judgment against husband. In this appeal husband challenges the amount of that judgment, as well as the interest factor. The decree is affirmed in those respects.

However, the court ordered that the judgment also be against husband’s corporations. The corporations were not parties to this action, and no judgment or decree could be entered against them. Provisions of the decree purporting to affect Easterla Properties, Inc., and Springfield Dairy Queen, Inc., shall be stricken.

Affirmed as modified. Costs to appellant.

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