Stock as Marital Property
As stock options granted to wife were contingent upon the passage of time and retention of employment, they only become marital property if and when they were exercised; it would have been necessary on remand for the trial court to retain jurisdiction for the purpose of allocating the proceeds from the exercise of the options if and when they were exercised. In re Isaacs
Testimony was insufficient to establish that respondent received corporation by bequest, devise or descent so as to make it a non-marital asset; furthermore, purchase of the stock took place during the marriage and was presumed marital property and therefore subject to apportionment. In re Rossi
