Until you actually get A divorce judgment signed by the judge and filed with the county clerk in your jurisdiction, you are still considered married and any asset acquired during the course of such marriage is considered marital property, regardless of in whose name the property is held. If, however, you use funds acquired prior […]
Until you actually get A divorce judgment signed by the judge and filed with the county clerk in your jurisdiction, you are still considered married and any asset acquired during the course of such marriage is considered marital property, regardless of in whose name the property is held. If, however, you use funds acquired prior to the marriage to purchase the property, and keep the property in your name only, the property will be considered separate property and not marital property and your spouse will have no interest in it.
If you are living in the New York City metropolitan area, please call me at 212-370-1660 to discuss the matter at greater length.
Leonard Weiner, Esq/Divorce Solutions