A Tennessee husband claimed the marital home was worth up to $300,000 during the divorce, but the court valued it at $160,400 and awarded 75% of its equity to his wife; an October 27 appeal upheld the division
- A Tennessee appeals court has upheld a trial court’s decision to value the marital home at $160,400 and award the wife 75% of its equity.
- In a ruling filed on October 27, 2026, the court rejected the husband’s challenge to the valuation and the division.
- The court found that the record supported the lower figure, even though the husband had offered comparable sales ranging from $310,000 to $350,000.
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- A Tennessee appeals court has upheld a trial court’s decision to value the marital home at $160,400 and award the wife 75% of its equity.
- In a ruling filed on October 27, 2026, the court rejected the husband’s challenge to the valuation and the division.
- The court found that the record supported the lower figure, even though the husband had offered comparable sales ranging from $310,000 to $350,000.
Sources: Times of India