Oct 30, 2018
In the State of New York, marital properly is generally defined as any property or asset acquired during the course of the marriage, regardless of in whose name the property is held, except for property received by gift or inheritance. Therefore, if your mother expressly gives you the car, and the car is registered in […]
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You have the exact right idea! As long as you keep all of the inheritance, including all assets, stocks, money etc. inherited in separate accounts, not co- mingled with your marital assets, and keep them in your name, those assets will remain separate property, not marital property, and will not be subject to division upon […]
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As long as you maintain the estate property (including any cash, stocks or other financial accounts) in separate accounts and not co- mingled with your marital accounts and assets, and keep the account solely in your name, they will remain separate property and not marital property, and not subject to division upon divorce. I strongly […]
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