Defendant is not entitled to a credit for the family business he inherited, or for any appreciation in the value of that business due to passive market forces between his inheritance and sale thereof, because, as the trial court found, he so commingled marital funds with the proceeds of the sale as to cause the proceeds to lose any separate character they may have originally had (see Pullman v Pullman,
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