A trial court has the equitable power to order the sale of marital real property prior to a final judgment of divorce when the circumstances of the case so justify ( Grange is disapproved to the extent it holds to the contrary); although ordinarily distribution of the proceeds from the sale of a marital asset should await the final judgment of divorce, a court has discretion to order an earlier distribution to serve the best interests of the parties.
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