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What qualifies as marital property?
What differentiates between a good or bad divorce settlement and parenting plan?Marital property in NJ: spouse have right to use car?What instrument protects contractual interest in a real property purchase?What if an ex spouse violates a new divorce decree?What methods do lawyers use to find hidden property and assets during divorceWhat legal options exist to enforce strict compliance with parenting agreements?Divorce - What to Expect?What does Gonzales v. Raich mean for property rights?What does “lived together as man and wife” mean?What subcontracting rights does court-ordered daycare have?
Bob and Alice are getting divorced. They each have jobs, but Bob makes significantly more than Alice. They purchased a home together but each own their own cars prior to getting married. They also have separate bank accounts and a joint account for the bills they split. They also each have their own retirement accounts.
I know that specifics vary from each case and state. But typically what qualifies as "Martial Property"?
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Bob and Alice are getting divorced. They each have jobs, but Bob makes significantly more than Alice. They purchased a home together but each own their own cars prior to getting married. They also have separate bank accounts and a joint account for the bills they split. They also each have their own retirement accounts.
I know that specifics vary from each case and state. But typically what qualifies as "Martial Property"?
united-states divorce
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Bob and Alice are getting divorced. They each have jobs, but Bob makes significantly more than Alice. They purchased a home together but each own their own cars prior to getting married. They also have separate bank accounts and a joint account for the bills they split. They also each have their own retirement accounts.
I know that specifics vary from each case and state. But typically what qualifies as "Martial Property"?
united-states divorce
asked 5 mins ago
Digital fireDigital fire
1,76611135
Bob and Alice are getting divorced. They each have jobs, but Bob makes significantly more than Alice. They purchased a home together but each own their own cars prior to getting married. They also have separate bank accounts and a joint account for the bills they split. They also each have their own retirement accounts.
I know that specifics vary from each case and state. But typically what qualifies as "Martial Property"?
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united-states divorce
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