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Try CasePortal for FreeJ. Gallagher finds the trial court improperly determined the husband's sale of several investment products and dissipation of more than $60,000 from a checking account constituted financial misconduct. The profits from the investments were used to satisfy tax obligations, while the money from the checking account was wired to the wife's attorney or used to make mortgage payments on the marital residence; therefore, the award of $500,000 to the wife for financial misconduct will be vacated. Reversed in part.
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