Opinion ID: 2572748
Heading Depth: 4
Heading Rank: 1

Heading: The superior court erred in dividing the artwork in David's office.

Text: Annette claims that the superior court erred in finding that David had pieces of art by Miro and Zirul in his office that were part of the marital estate while failing to value or award the artwork. Annette should have been credited for fifty-five percent of the value of any marital art in accordance with the overall property division. David does not object to giving Annette her requested $1,925 credit for the Zirul, but contends that he does not possess the Miro. The superior court erred in failing to value or award the Miro after finding that it was marital property. On remand the superior court must credit Annette for the Zirul. It also must determine the value of the Miro and award it to one of the parties, though it is free to reexamine whether there was a sufficient factual basis for finding that the Miro was still part of the marital estate at the time of divorce.