Opinion ID: 1129462
Heading Depth: 1
Heading Rank: 2

Heading: husband's interest in profit-sharing plan as jointly acquired property.

Text: Husband for many years contributed ten percent to a profit-sharing plan each year while a corporation of which he is a shareholder and employee contributed fifteen percent of each employee's salary to the plan. The value of husband's interest at the time of the divorce was determined to be $53,000. Husband's interest was treated by the trial court as jointly acquired property and awarded to husband with equal offsetting property being awarded to wife. Husband's assertion of error in treating said interest as jointly acquired property is fully answered in Carpenter v. Carpenter , [5] and is without merit. While there was evidence that wife also participated in a profit-sharing plan in connection with her employment, a review of the record discloses that husband made no claim of any interest therein, and no evidence as to its value was presented. Claims of error not supported by the record will not be considered by this Court on appeal. [6]