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Collins v. Collins, 00-M-1926 (Hillsborough, North, Oct. 25, 2001)

Mon, 02/25/2008 - 19:47 — DLG
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Topics: Adultery, Alimony, Division of Property, Divorce, Extreme Cruelty, Homosexual Relations, Intercourse, Irreconcilable Differences, Marital Fault, Treatment Injurious to Health/Reason, Value of Marital Property

Case Information
Document Type: 
Opinion
Case name: 
Collins v. Collins
Docket Number: 
00-M-1926
Date: 
Oct 25 2001
Justice: 
Lynn, Robert J.
Jurisdiction: 
Hillsborough, North

The main issues in dispute concern: (1) whether plaintiff is entitled to a divorce on the grounds of some form of marital "fault;" (2) whether certain property should properly be considered part of the marital estate; (3) the value of certain assets of the estate; (4) the manner in which the estate should be divided; and (5) the amount and duration of alimony plaintiff should receive. After briefly reciting the pertinent background facts, the court addresses these issues in turn below.

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